The conditions for travelling to Malta are set to change again as new pandemic-related rules come into force.
In short, boarding will only be allowed if passengers present vaccine certificates or negative swab test results. Currently, only the Maltese vaccine certificate is accepted - although bilateral agreements with other countries are due to be announced in the coming days.
But while the health authorities outlined the new measures in a legal notice published on Saturday, a number of questions remain unanswered despite the new rules coming into effect today.
One of them is to do with the option of getting tested upon arrival.
The right to life for all
This letter treats the matter of abortion and the assertion that, if it is made available on request, it will remove the anomaly of gender inequality as the provision will be made to look just in law.
It is subjective thinking in view of the child’s right to life pre/post birth, a right that is absolute and non-negotiable.
Pope Emeritus Joseph Ratzinger had said that “… the natural law, written in the heart for the value of human life from the very beginning until its end, can affirm the right of every human being to have this primary good respected, to the highest degree”.
Promoting a culture of life
The best leaders generally have the courage of their convictions. If they are honest in their private lives they are honest in thei
Ultra-distance swimmer Neil Agius will be attempting to swim from Tunisia to Sicily, charting a 153km course for a feat that has never been achieved in recorded
State witness Melvin Theuma is testifying in the compilation of evidence against Yorgen Fenech on Tuesday
The wealthy businessman is accused of conspiring to murder journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in a car bomb on October 16, 2017.
Earlier a Europol expert took to the stand. It is not the first time the EU law enforcement agency has testified in the case - last year its data extraction experts testified about data from what was dubbed Operation Blue Elephant .
The sitting comes weeks after Fenech made his latest bail request - the eighth since he was arraigned in November 2019.
The accused was last in court in April, when the deputy attorney general outlined an alleged escape plan that would have seen Fenech sail from Malta to Sicily and on to Nice.