Driving in Comino and on any garrigue and shrubbery terrain is highly damaging to Malta’s fauna and natural ecosystems, but readers can console themselves about the ongoing destruction in Comino with the fact that Hili Group will soon ruin it with its hotel. The government is currently limiting the number of people that can travel to Comino but apparently anyone can still drive there with impunity.
Project Green is in full swing.
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X misthija jaqq! Kullimkiem qered dal mafia gvern biex saru miljunarji w l poplu itihom l vot u kullhadd f naghsa! Issa jerga izid l punti biz-zieda tal pensjoni! Dak biss jimpurtana ja poplu mejjet bil-guh u bla mohh! Issa jifthu highway kollha konkos biex jghaddu t trakkijiet u rebus ma kullimkien! Kemmuna next!
It’s like the government lost control over Comino, it’s a free for all.
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