Pharmacies on the Sunday duty roster will be open on 11 October as part of Malta's long-running rotation for weekend chemists. Doors will be open in two windows that day, from 9am until noon, then again from 4pm until 7pm. The arrangement means residents needing a prescription filled or some urgent medicine on a Sunday have a set list of branches to turn to instead of hunting around the island. Morning slots usually draw parents with sick children and people collecting repeat medication, while the late-afternoon shift catches anyone who spent the day away from home. Authorities publish the roster in advance precisely so that nobody shows up to a shuttered pharmacy during an emergency. People who need regular medication are advised to check which outlet near them is serving that weekend and plan the trip around the two openings. The same system runs on every public holiday, with the duty list released days ahead. Sunday 11 October falls into that routine, and the published list remains the only reliable guide to who is open.