MEPs from the Civil Liberties Committee have endorsed proposals to keep the EU Digital COVID Certificate framework in place for another year. MEPs from the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs voted in favour of two reports to prolong the EU Digital COVID Certificate for another 12 months, after it was originally set … Continued
As of this week, elderly residents in care homes and immunosuppressed individuals are eligible for their second COVID-19 vaccine booster shot, Minister for Health Chris Fearne announced. Individuals over the age of 80 will also be eligible for the booster on 18th April. This will be on a voluntary basis and will not have an … Continued
In just two days, Malta will be electing a new government to lead them into the next five years. The snap election is one of the biggest and most important ones Malta has faced in years, especially in light of dozens of cases of corruption and scandal. It is also the first time that a … Continued
As Malta gets ready to limit social life for people who aren’t adequately vaccinated, a woman has criticised the health authorities for refusing to grant her a booster exemption even though she had suffered serious reactions to the first two jabs. “Two hours after my first Pfizer dose back in March, I felt like the … Continued
Novak Djokovic won a sensational victory over the Australian government last Monday, one which saw the country overturn its cancellation of the player’s VISA on COVID-19 grounds. Djokovic, currently the number one ranked tennis player, was released from detention with immediate effect. The standoff garnered major international interest over the past few days when Australians … Continued
Malta has recorded 922 new COVID-19 cases and 409 recoveries over the last 24 hours, the Health Ministry has announced. Two patients, a 65-year-old male and a 69-year-old female, died while positive with COVID-19. There are 121 patients currently being treated at Mater Dei Hospital, five of whom are in ITU. The total number of … Continued