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Worker sustains grievous injuries after grinder accident in Gudja factory

Worker sustains grievous injuries after grinder accident in Gudja factory
Jun 9 2022 Share

Earlier today, a worker within a Gudja factory required emergency medical aid after a factory incident at Dawret il-Gudja in Gudja.

Officers within the Malta Police Force were called on site, with preliminary investigations finding that the worker, a 54-year-old Indian man, sustained grievous injuries whilst working with a grinder.

The accident happened at around 9:45am, with the man being assisted by a medical team, taken to Mater Dei hospital via ambulance and being confirmed to have sustained grievous injuries.

Police investigations are currently under way.

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Malta’s population expected to reach nearly 700,000 by 2050; former minister discusses

Malta's population expected to reach nearly 700,000 by 2050; former minister discusses
Jun 9 2022 Share

Former Minister for European and Foreign Affairs Evarist Bartolo took to Facebook on Wednesday to express his concern at the fact that Malta’s population will increase to 668,000 by the year 2050.

Bartolo stated that, if this were the case, we would be the country with the highest rate of population increase in the European Union, aside from already being one of the most densely populated countries in the world.

“Meanwhile, we are amongst the European countries with the lowest birth rate. Maltese women have the lowest fertility rates at 1.14%. In 2020, 4,414 babies were born in Malta, with a third of them born to mothers not born in Malta. In 1950, 10,281 babies were born”, Bartolo shared.

The politician went on to highlight that 98,918 of the current 443,803 population are foreigners living in Malta, accounting for 21% of the population. Bartolo discussed the fact that despite some calling it a ‘foreign invasion’, a lot of foreigners come to Malta to work because there aren’t enough people to fill the ever-increasing amount of jobs.

He went on to ask; “if we complain about foreigners working amongst us and we don’t increase the birth rate, isn’t it obvious that more and more foreigners come to work amongst us?”

He concluded by asking “what shall we do to increase our birth rates? Should we have more children from Maltese couples? If so, what can we do to help them?”

What do you make of this?

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Dog saved by Civil Protection officers after falling down abandoned well

Jun 9 2022 Share

Earlier today, Civil Protection Malta took to Facebook to share some heartwarming news after a number of their officials headed to Pembroke to save a dog in distress.

The post revealed that Civil Protection Malta officers from the Pembroke Fire Station were called on site to assist a dog that had fallen into an abandoned well in the area.

The dog was brought up to safety unharmed and, by the looks of the pictures posted by Civil Protection Malta, over the moon to see the people that saved him.

Well done Civil Protection Malta.

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Jurassic World: Dominion and more to hit Embassy Cinemas Valletta this month!

Jun 9 2022 Share

As the Maltese sun continues to blaze over the islands with a vengeance, nothing sounds more comfortable than an air-conditioned cinema with an ice-cold drink in one hand and a couple of snacks in the other. Thankfully, Embassy Cinemas are ready to welcome cinema lovers, snack fanatics and seekers of fresh environments with a list of brand new blockbuster bangers!

Jurassic World: Dominion

After months upon months of anticipation for Malta’s appearance in one of the biggest blockbuster movies in recent history, Jurassic World: Dominion finally hits the theatres. Following the destruction of Isla Nublar, humans and dinosaurs will have to coexist in an attempt to preserve the future of mankind. With a star-studded cast, compelling story and absolutely unreal visual effects, Jurassic World is definitely one to watch.

Elvis

Ever since we got the first look of the charismatic Austin Butler portraying one of the greatest musicians of all-time in Elvis Presley, we couldn’t wait to see what the Elvis film will look like and it’s finally here. With the trailer alone sending chills down our spines, complemented by a stunning 12-minute standing ovation at Cannes and an unparalleled soundtrack with some of the industry’s biggest names, Elvis looks like it could be one of this year’s biggest biopics.

Lightyear

Everyone’s favourite space ranger extraordinaire returns to the big screen in ways we have never seen him before. After winning our hearts as the action figure, 2022’s Lightyear will explore the story of the original Buzz Lightyear as he travels the depths of space. Join Chris Evans’ Buzz, James Brolin’s ultra-villainous Zurg, Keke Palmer’s Izzy Hawthorne and an intergalactic cast of beloved characters in their journey to infinity and beyond.

Top Gun: Maverick

From a bold, box office smash in 1984 to a global phenomenon in 2022, it seems like Top Gun: Maverick carries more prestige than any other Top Gun movie in history. Tom Cruise’s Captain Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell returns to the skies for a high-octane, action packed flick which will breathe new life into the Top Gun franchise. If you’re a lover of the original, adore action movies or simply stan the legend that it is Tom Cruise, head to the Embassy Cinemas to watch this one ASAP.

TAG A FILM LOVER!

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