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16 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 15 NOVEMBER 2020 NEWS Adapt for the future. Angele felt it was time for her business to get support to help give it a boost. So she contacted the local Enterprise Europe Network to explore all the opportunities available to SMEs in the EU. The Enterprise Europe Network helped her find the right support. Find out how the Enterprise Europe Network can support your business : enterprise-europemalta.com Angele Giuliano Managing Director, AcrossLimits Ltd. Looking to develop your business in a changing world ? MATTHEW AGIUS A car crash in Mgarr late Friday night claimed the life of 19-year- old motorist, Alan Galea from Mosta. The fatal head-on collision, in which a passenger in Galea's car also suffered grievous injuries, occurred on Triq Sir Temi Zam- mit at around 11:15pm. Police from the Rapid Inter- vention Unit and the Mosta District were first at the scene, finding a collision between two vehicles. Civil Protection De- partment units were required to extract the occupants from both cars. They established that a Toy- ota, driven by Galea with his 18-year-old male passenger and which was being driven in the direction of Mosta, had collid- ed with a Mitsubishi driven by a male 35-year-old Mgarr resident driving in the opposite direction. Galea succumbed to the seri- ous injuries he suffered shortly afterwards, while the 18-year- old was certified as having suf- fered grievous injuries. No de- tails as to the injuries suffered by the 35-year-old-motorist in the other car were available at the time of writing. Magistrate Marseann Farrugia is leading an inquiry into the in- cident. Friday's fatal crash comes two days before the UN's world day of remembrance for road traffic victims, which will be marked on Sunday. In a statement marking the event, Doctors for Road Safety said that every crash has a defi- nite and preventable cause and that understanding this was cru- cial to informing public policies and decisions about infrastruc- ture and vehicle manufacture. Mgarr man, 19, dies in car accident 121 new cases of COVID-19 HEALTH authorities an- nounced 121 new cases of COV- ID-19 yesterday. 25 cases were found to be family members of previously known case and 9 were from contact with positive work col- leagues. 5 cases were from di- rect contact with positive cas- es. 2,955 swab tests were taken in the past 24 hours. 122 patients recovered. There are currently 2,120 active cases of COVID-19 in Malta. 95 people have died of the contagion since its arrival in Malta. 57,02 have recovered from the disease. New AD+PD logo "A better society and a greener and brighter future" is green po- litical party AD+PD's ethos, and this has now been immortalised in its new logo. The graphic identity, creat- ed by professional graphic de- signers, is a stylised sunflower, joining together the colours green, orange, and yellow, as- sociated with AD and PD prior to the merging of the parties into one, Green and progres- sive party. The circle recalls the sun, which together with the sunflower is a long-standing symbol of Green and Ecologist parties in Europe.