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Measures to come into force on Wednesday July 14
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Malta is to require all incoming travellers to present proof of COVID-19 vaccination and shut down English language schools as
Updated July 2
Asylum seekers and third-country nationals are from Thursday eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the government said.
In a post on Facebook, the Department of Information said
Malta’s strategy in combatting the Delta variant is to have at least 85% of the adult population fully vaccinated to further strengthen herd immunity
78% of the adult population is fully
More Covid-19 measures will be relaxed as from today, while no new cases of Covid-19 were reported on Sunday by health authorities.
Two people were reported to have recovered, and with no new deaths
The government has announced a €2 million programme to help entertainment event organisers and artists kickstart activities.
Tourism minister Clayton Bartolo and Culture minister Jose Herrera said
Submissions for the Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism opened for journalists on Tuesday.
The €20,000 prize money will be awarded to outstanding journalism, promoting or defending the core
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