The public works department on Thursday installed temporary hoarding around a cliff face at Kalanka Bay near St Peter’s Pool, following widesprad alarm over a large fissure in the rock structure. The Police had already closed off access on Wednesday. The emergency intervention on Wednesday came after photos circulated on social media showing beachgoers
The Public Works Department has said that several safety measures had already been implemented around the cracked cliff near St Peter’s Pool following concerns raised on social media. In a statement, the department said warning signs and protective barriers had been installed around dangerous sections of the coastline at Kalanka tal-Qadi in Delimara
The Department of Public Works has warned that the fractured cliffside at St Peter's Pool continues to pose a serious danger to the public, as it confirmed that access to the area was closed off again on Thursday morning. In a statement issued following widespread concern over the condition of the cliff at Kalanka tal-Qadi in Delimara, the Department
Police have closed off an area around the cliff face at St Peter’s Pool after a large fissure sparked fears of a potential collapse. The intervention came after photos circulating on social media showed people sunbathing and standing directly beneath the fractured rock face, seemingly unaware of the possible danger Times of Malta reported Marsaxlokk
A section of the cliffside at St. Peter's Pool in Delimara has been cordoned off by local police after significant fissures in the cliffside raised alarm bells that it may soon collapse. Barriers were quickly set up on Wednesday after images shared on social media raised concern that this side of the touristic hotspot could soon result in tragedy without
Police have closed off an area around the cliff face at St Peter’s Pool following widespread alarm over a large fissure that has opened up in the rock structure. The emergency intervention came after photos circulated on social media on Wednesday showing beachgoers and tourists sunbathing and standing directly beneath the fractured cliff face, unaware
A large section of cliff at St Peter’s Pool has developed a deep vertical crack, raising concerns that a massive slab of rock could break away above one of Malta’s most popular swimming spots. Photographs taken from the sea show the crack running from the top of the cliff face down towards its base, leaving a sizeable section of rock visibly separated
