Tag: Marsascala
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UPDATED: Suspected rock fall in Munxar Bay
Updated. It seems that there was a false alarm at Marsaskala in the Munxar area where someone was suspected to have fallen off a cliff. Police and the AFM were in the area. A search operation in the St Thomas Bay area of Marsaskala was called off after authorities determined that an initial report of…
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Marsascala Residents show disapproval to Chinese state placed by the Mayor and the Chinese Comunist Party
Residents of Marsascala have shown nothing but total disproval of a Chinese statute placed on the locality’s promenade by Mayor Mario Calleja. Residents also questioned how the local council could waste money on something unrelated to the locality while its infrastructure continues to crumble. Naturally, residents also asked what relevance, if any, the statue has…
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The Labour Party celebrates Malta’s transformation into a Chinese colony
Bizarre scenes unfolded yesterday as the Marsascala Local Council unveiled a statue of Lu Yu, a Chinese cultural and national figure, during an official ceremony. The event was organised by the Marsascala Local Council, whose mayor appears eager to secure a share of Labour’s corrupt dealings with China. Even more bizarrely, the new Minister for…
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Jason Azzopardi urges Opposition to address corrupt practices in the general election
In a post published recently on social media, previous PN MP Jason Azzopardi is urging the Nationalist Party to take on an investigation about corrupt practices by the Labour Party during the last general election. In his post, Jason Azzopardi also revealed that he has been discarded by the Nationalist Party with the leadership thinking…
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War of words between politicians ensues as government avoids environmental impact assessment over the Marsascala ferry-moor
The Environmental and Resources Authority have approved a request by the government to avoid an Environmental Impact Assessment over its new ferry-moor project in Marsascala. The project, which has been strongly pushed by the Minister for Transport as part of his campaign to add alternative public transport services, has been opposed by residents over environmental…
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The Labour Party continues to sell out our country to China
There is currently an ongoing and escalating process of Labour Party politicians being involved in initiatives with the Chinese government on the most ridiculous and inane pretenses possible. The Local Council of Marsascala has paid for a 20-person delegation to China to the city of Duijiangyan. The visit is part of a campaign by the…
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Marsaskala Mayor holds Chinese culture show in Saint Joachim’s Primary School
The Mayor of the Local Council of Marsascala hosted the Chinese Ambassador Zhang Zuo in Saint Joachim’s Primary School for a Chinese-themed traditional-dance show. The show was organised by the Malta-China Friendship Association and the Chinese Centre for Culture in Malta. The Malta China Friendship Association is composed of Labour Party members and has ties…
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A breakwater for Marsascala? Residents seem to agree
Marsascala residents voicing their opinions on the Facebook Page of the Local Council and several local councilors such as Celine Camilleri are urging the council and the authorities to move ahead with the construction of a break-water for the town. Marsascala has historically experienced regular flooding during pervasive bouts of rainy and storm weather. A…
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Entry to Qaliet Street re-opens with a single lane but Marsascala-Żonqor coast road still mostly closed
The Marsaskala Local Council has issued a statement earlier this morning announcing that Qaliet Street has re-opened from the central coastal area with a single-lane. An accident also occurred involving concrete bollards. Most of Marsascala’s coast road was closed down for clearing and repairs yesterday due to the damage caused by Storm Harry. Other roads…
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Storm Harry moves to the east of the Mediterranean as Malta calculates the damage
Storm Harry, which caused devastation in some coastal areas in Malta, has now moved to the east of the Mediterranean Sea with the weather in Malta moderating considerably. The weather is still cloudy with a gust of wind and some rain but the extreme conditions have now ended. Devastation was mostly recorded in coastal towns…
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Marsaskala residents protest the demolition of coastal arches
The Marsaskala Residents Network have protested against the demolition of the coastal arches right before where the new ferry-moor is being planned. The demolition is also part of an ongoing reconstruction of Marsaskala’s promenade. The arches are indeed dangerous and in a state of collapse. The whole stretch of the Marsascala promenade is afflicted with…


