Evening Daily Newsfeed Roundup

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These are the main news reported by the leading Maltese news portals:

The Malta Developers’ Association appointed Dr Marthese Portelli as the association’s director general. In a statement, the association said that it appointed its first direction general to strengthen the association’s operation and the future of the development’s industry. Source: TVM


On Friday 11 new cases of Coronavirus were registered, including the first case found in Gozo. One of the new cases, an elderly person who had remained quarantined, developed complications, and is being treated at Mater Dei Hospital’s Infectious Disease Unit. Gauci also urged people to adhere to public health authorities’ appeals to avoid congregating in large groups. Source: MaltaToday


Air pollution levels have declined dramatically in the last month with experts pointing to less traffic on the roads as schools shut and more people work from home. Source: Times of Malta


The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry said today it has continued to push for active dialogue with a view to strike agreement on workable solutions for businesses and their employees in the current uncertain circumstances characterised by the COVID-19 pandemic and the related economic repercussions. Source: The Malta Independent


Air Malta has setup a so-called ‘lifeline schedule’ to facilitate outbound travel for stranded individuals to their home countries and ensure essential connectivity for critical medical cases, apart from medical equipment and medicines to the islands. Source: Newsbook

Foreign News Roundup

These are the headlines and news items reviewed by our researchers and editorial team:

Dutch PM appoints opposition MP as country’s new health minister to combat Covid-19 spread

Spain braced to become next Italy

Poland declares ‘state of epidemic’

Coronavirus: NGOs are stopping their rescue missions on the sea

“Everything started from the 40,000 supporters at San Siro watching Atalanta-Valencia” – Prof. Francesco Le Foche

Ireland’s government considering plans to pay up to 75% of wages

Germany may enforce nationwide curfew to enforce ‘social-distancing’

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