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ADPD leader states that slime is back at Saint Paul’s Bay: encourages people to attend protest against Azzopardi Fisheries at 10AM today

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Mark Camilleri
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Earlier today, ADPD Leader Sandra Gauci, has stated that sea slime coming from tuna fish-farms off Malta’s coast is back polluting the coast after a clean-up removed most of the slime that came out in the first instance.  The tuna-fish farm industry has admitted that the slime is originating from its farms.

A protest is being planned, later on today at 10AM, in front of Azzopardi Fisheries, Mosta Road, Saint Paul’s Bay. Charles Azzopardi of Azzopardi Fisheries is Malta’s biggest tuna farmer. The ADPD leader is encouraging people to attend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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One response to “ADPD leader states that slime is back at Saint Paul’s Bay: encourages people to attend protest against Azzopardi Fisheries at 10AM today”

  1. ADPD - Green Party Leader Sandra Gauci says that ERA is refusing to issue monitoring reports of fish-farm slime - The Maltese Herald avatar
    ADPD - Green Party Leader Sandra Gauci says that ERA is refusing to issue monitoring reports of fish-farm slime - The Maltese Herald

    […] this year, Buġibba and Saint Paul’s Bay were hit with a slew of slime from fish farms which polluted the bay and risked hurting swimmers. The ADPD Leader, who is also a local councilor […]

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