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Malta flu? Tourists are worried about it, but authorities say no cause for alarm
Malta flu? Tourists are worried about it, but authorities say no cause for alarm

Malta flu? Tourists are worried about it, but authorities say no cause for alarm

Respiratory infections are on the rise in Malta this summer but health authorities say levels remain well below the winter peak and this is no cause for alarm. The increase comes as videos about so-called “Malta flu” spread on TikTok with tourists posting about falling ill during or after holidays on the island. Posts under hashtags including #maltaflu

Summer respiratory illnesses: understanding the facts and staying protected

Summer respiratory illnesses: understanding the facts and staying protected

Recent media reports about respiratory illnesses circulating during the summer months have understandably raised questions among the public. While there has been an increase in some respiratory infections in recent weeks, this is similar to the levels of summer 2025. What we are seeing is a modest rise in respiratory viruses that health authorities

Respiratory illnesses rise but health authorities say no cause for alarm

Respiratory illnesses rise but health authorities say no cause for alarm

Respiratory infections are on the rise in Malta this summer but health authorities say levels remain well below the winter peak and this is no cause for alarm. The increase comes as videos about so-called “Malta flu” spread on TikTok with tourists posting about falling ill during or after holidays on the island. Posts under hashtags including #maltaflu