Monkeypox infected will be kept in three weeks’ isolation in Malta
Isolation for a period of three weeks is required for those who have been diagnosed with monkeypox. Detailed information about the European Union’s vaccination strategy was added at 5:12 p.m. Those who have been diagnosed with monkeypox have been given the instruction to quarantine themselves in their homes for a period...
Read moreThe Malta parliament to debate on changes in laws governing IVF
IVF changes are going to be debated “in the next days” by PN members of parliament. It will be left to the parliamentary group affiliated with the Nationalist Party to decide what position it will take on IVF plans that involve genetic testing of embryos for significant inherited conditions. In the...
Read moreBeginning on June 6th, PCR testing will no longer be required for children traveling to Malta
According to an announcement made by Health Minister Chris Fearne on Tuesday, children who are under the age of 12 will no longer be required to take a PCR test in order to enter Malta beginning on June 6th. In addition to this, he declared that the social distancing limits...
Read moreThe number of COVID cases that occurred over the course of 14 days in Malta has decreased
According to the weekly analysis of data provided by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), the number of COVID cases that occurred over the course of 14 days in Malta has decreased for the sixth week in a row. According to the statistics that cover the week...
Read more30th May-1st Monkeypox case in Malta
The island nation of Malta recorded its first case of monkeypox this week. A guy of 38 years old who was just recently traveling overseas has returned home where he is isolating himself and exhibiting some mild symptoms. The health ministry of Malta has reported the discovery of the island...
Read moreCovid-19 under control and no case of Monkeypox in Malta
COVID is under a good control and there have been no cases of monkeypox in Malta. Those who are older than 50 years old are protected from monkeypox. Chris Fearne, Malta’s Minister of Health, said on Thursday that the situation with COVID-19 is still very well under control, despite the...
Read moreMalta reported 59 new cases of COVID-19 infections
Wednesday saw the reporting of 59 new cases of the COVID-19 virus by health authorities. In the meantime, 142 individuals have been cured of the viral disease, bringing the total number of infected individuals with it to 1,609 at the moment. During the preceding twenty-four hours, a total of 1,253 swab...
Read moreMalta Covid-19 update, May 25, 2022: One patient died, 92 more Covid-19 cases were recorded
As another patient died, 92 more Covid-19 cases were recorded. Health officials confirmed 92 new instances of Covid-19 on Tuesday, with one Covid-19 patient dying in the preceding 24 hours. Meanwhile, 158 individuals have recovered from the illness, raising the total number of active cases to 1,692. In the previous...
Read moreMalta reported 61 new Covid-19 cases
61 new additions On Sunday, health officials reported Covid-19 instances. There are currently 1,835 active cases. Ever since the day following the 2022 general election at the end of March, the Health Ministry has ceased providing daily bulletins with information on social media regarding the epidemic in Malta. The Health Ministry’s COVID-19 Public...
Read moreThere have been no reports of Monkeypox infections in Malta, but physicians have been warned
Cases have been reported in the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Updated at 3:35 p.m. to incorporate a newly found case in Italy. There are presently no confirmed or suspected instances of monkeypox in Malta, according to health officials, while the virus spreads across Europe. Monkeypox is an...
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