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Toyota Malta has revealed the new Aygo X, Malta’s first city SUV and the latest innovative compact car in the Toyota fleet.  With its sophisticated, ....
Three busts of IOC founder unveiled by Maltese Olympic Committee Wednesday, 30 June 2021 Three busts of Baron Pierre de Coubertin - considered the father of the modern Olympics - have been installed in Malta as part of the country’s celebrations of Olympic Day. The Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC) unveiled the busts which are situated at two Olympic-themed gardens in St Paul’s Bay and Għarb as well as the organisation’s headquarters. A programme of activities for Olympic Day on June 23 was spearheaded by MOC secretary general Joseph Cassar. The day started with the launch of the Olympic garden in Għarb where Olympic rings were put up along with the bust of de Coubertin, founder of the International Olympic Committee. ....
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Toyota Malta has alerted the general public that it has become aware of an online scam which appears to be making the rounds through WhatsApp messaging that is using the Toyota brand. These messages, which purport to celebrate the company’s 100th anniversary, are encouraging users to click on a specific link to be able to win gifts. The company would like to inform the public that these messages are fraudulent and that it is not sending such messages to consumers. Toyota Malta advises against clicking on such links, which may involve the possibility of luring users into downloading malicious software on their phones or computers, or even provide access to third parties to steal identity data and financial information. ....