“To this effect, all government departments have officially commenced with studies in order to cost the extent of all damages,” the government’s Department of Information said in a press statement.

Parliamentary Secretary for European Funds and Social Dialogue Aaron Farrugia contacted European Commissioners Corina Cretu and Christos Stylianides to inform them that such studies had commenced and that Malta will be formally triggering the process of tapping into the fund.

Malta was subject to a trembling storm over the weekend, especially Saturday night and early Sunday morning. The storm uprooted trees, tore down utility cables, left basements flooded and damaged vehicles and kiosks near the shoreline, leaving substantial damage in buildings as well.

Gale-force and severe Gale-force winds battered all over the island, in places exceeding 100 km/h in strength, according to weather and news reports.

Due to the highly unfavourable weather conditions, Virtu Ferries connecting Malta to Sicily cancelled routes for 24 and 25 February, and added extra services as of 26 February.

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“In four-part harmony without musical accompaniment, Barbetti will be interpreting all the songs a cappella — from like Let it be to Bohemian Rhapsody — all whipped together with a witty and entertaining script,” the event description says.

The quartet, directed by Joe Gatt, is comprised of Luke Hili (Tenor), Dean Zammit (Lead), James Azzopardi Meli (Baritone), and Daniel Grixti (Bass). They will be joined by guest singers Michela Agius, Rebecca Attard, and Mattea Gouder.

Help! Barbetti go Bohemian will be held on the 17 February, starting at 20.30 in St. Aloysius Theatre, Birkirkara.

For further information and purchasing ticket, please see the official website of TicketLine.

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