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Minister Clayton Bartolo announces recovery schemes aimed at attracting tourists as part of the country’s economic recovery plan
Tourists coming to Malta for diving activities will be granted a €100
Public health chief gives weekly overview of pandemic situation
Updated 1.35pm
Malta’s rate of new COVID-19 cases has continued to decline this week, with the seven-day moving average of new virus
Eurobarometer finds big increase in those with a 'totally positive' view of EU.
The Maltese show the highest support for the EU across the 27-nation bloc, according to the latest Eurobarometer
People in their 40s can now sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine.
They can sign up either by sending an SMS with their ID card to 9918 0045 or by filling a form online.
More than 300,000 doses of the
Travellers to be required to produce negative test before boarding flights
Restaurants and snack bars will reopen in two weeks' time, but their opening time will be limited to 5pm, Prime Minister
Second highest rate in Europe
More than a third of those aged between 50 and 59 have been given the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, just a week after the roll-out for the age group kicked off.
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