Transport Malta today issued a Notice to Mariners No: 198 of 2023 stating that filming will take place at Mgarr ix-Xini on Wednesday the 1 November 2023.
It is not said within the notice whether diving will be allowed in the zone during filming.
Notice to Mariners below.
After a few months of refurbishment, the Spot the Alien page has been relaunched following a complete revamp! This citizen science campaign is spearheaded by local marine biologist Prof. Alan Deidun and supported by ERA, the University of Malta Oceanography Malta Research Group and the International Ocean Institute The website serves as both an informative Read More
Timesofmalta.com reports that a new project named Poseidon is starting off with the aim to protect Posidonia oceanica and reforesting. While happily swimming in a Maltese beach this summer, you may occasionally feel soft seagrass stroking your feet. Likely, you have encountered something that is saving our planet: Posidonia oceanica, known locally as ‘alka’ and also Read More
Timesofmalta.com reported today that the Serbian community organisation in Malta is to erect a monument on the Marsascala coast to recall the sinking, 105 years ago, of the ocean liner SS Polynésien some 3km offshore. A Serbian community organisation in Malta is to erect a monument on the Marsascala coast to recall the sinking, 105 Read More
An interesting workshop was held on the 3 May 2023 whereas NGOs and Authorities together with the project managers and experts involved in the Coastal Cover project has to opportunity to study some of the results obtained so far throughout the project. Experts from France, Ireland, Italy and Spain also recounted their experience with projects Read More
Posted by Frederick Galea on Facebook on 12/05/2023 On 16 February 1932, Dornier Do J Wal Jupiter VIII – 112 R Cabina Piaggio force-landed owing to engine trouble at a point 30 miles SW of Delimara at 08:50 hours local time. A 202 Squadron floatplane was dispatched to locate the aircraft with assistance of DF Read More
From Heritage Malta Ghost nets recovered from Heritage Malta’s submerged sites have been upcycled into bracelets and keychains, thanks to a collaboration between the German company Bracenet and Heritage Malta’s Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit (UCHU). In 2020, the UCHU, in collaboration with the local ATLAM Subaqua Club, initiated a number of net removal dives. To Read More