The Malta International Airport have announced that passengers can now leave liquids and electronics inside one’s luggage when clearing security.
With all six new security scanners now installed at the Central Security Screening Area, passengers will no longer be required to remove liquids or electronics from hand luggage.
‘While the 100ml restriction on liquids in place, certain exceptions apply to items such as medications and food for infants.’
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University of Malta students have created a striking mural that explores Malta’s identity by blending its rich history and contemporary culture.
Located in the tunnel connecting the Msida campus and Tal-Qroqq Sports Complex, the artwork was unveiled by Rector Prof. Alfred Vella alongside representatives from Arts Council Malta.
The mural, part of the “Interdisciplinary Murals” project, was led by Prof. Raphael Vella and Dr. Edward Duca and supported by Arts Council Malta’s Arts in School scheme.
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Students from the Master in Teaching and Learning (Art) program collaborated with Spanish street artist Pep Walls, using their academic studies to inspire their work.
Lectures on topics such as the Megalithic Temples of Malta, the Knights Hospitaller, Maltese genetics, and connections between diaspora and contemporary art guided their research. Professors Nicholas C. Vella, Emanuel Buttigieg, Joseph Borg, and Thomas Scicluna contributed their expertise.
The students chose a “multispecies” approach, linking Maltese identity to the land, sea, and endemic species while incorporating elements of Tberfil, a cherished local font.
Contributors to the mural include Sherise Attard, Edera Muscat, Kristine Saliba Caruana, Peter Aquilina, Carlos Cutajar, Aden Cacciattolo, and Mikael Scicluna, combining art and history in a vivid celebration of Malta.
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Minister for Home Affairs, Security and Employment Byron Camilleri had the opportunity to meet Pope Francis as the Catholic leader celebrated his 88th birthday.
This comes as the Malta Police Band performed at the Vatican to commemorate the special event.
The visit began with a captivating concert at the iconic Minor Basilica of San Andrea Della Valle, where the Band shared the stage with the esteemed Musical Band of the Corpo della Gendarmeria Vaticana, showcasing a harmonious blend of musical excellence and tradition.
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The Malta Police Band recently embarked on a landmark visit to Rome and Vatican City, marking an extraordinary occasion with a series of performances. The visit began with a captivating concert at the iconic Minor Basilica of San Andrea Della Valle, where the Band shared the stage with the esteemed Musical Band of the Corpo della Gendarmeria Vaticana, showcasing a harmonious blend of musical excellence and tradition.
A highlight of this visit was the Band’s unique honor of performing during the General Audience to celebrate the 88th birthday of His Holiness Pope Francis, adding a heartfelt Maltese touch to the festivities.
Back home, locals expressed positivity and support for the Band’s achievements, as evident from the overwhelmingly positive response.
This journey served as a significant cultural moment for the Malta Police Force, highlighting their musical talent and fostering international connections through tradition.
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