Mur Lura
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ON BATHING ZONES
pr1076E
17/07/2001
17/07/2001
| The Department of Public Health informs the public | that after repeated analysis of sea water at Mellieha Bay near jetty on the right side of the bay and in the vicinity of the slipway in Dawret it-Tunnara, it resulted that this area is fit for bathing. Thus the Health Warning against bathing in this area is being withdrawn. |
| The Department of Public Health notifies that bathing | is not recommended between Tax-Xema, near the Government Primary School, St. Paul’s Bay and Bognor Bay, Bugibba. Health warning signs indicating the exact zones involved have been fixed in the area. |
| The Department of Public Health has noticed that a | number of Health Warning signs fixed in various zones for the public information have been removed. This is an irresponsible act and thus legal action will be taken against whoever is found vandalising or removing these signs. |
| The public is further advised that no bathing should | be practised in marinas, all closed harbour areas, at Marsascala from jetty at Triq San Gorg towards Triq ix-Xatt and Triq is-Salini up to Triq Vajrita, at Marsaxlokk all along the coast from near the new Power Station, Xatt is-Sajjieda up to il-Ponta tal-Qrejten, at Birzebbugia from opposite the small chapel in Triq Birzebbugia along the coast up to the jetty in Dawret il-Qalb Imqaddsa, at Bahar ic-Caghaq all along the coastline from off Bahar ic-Caghaq towards St. Paul’s Bay up to and including Qaliet San Marku, at Xemxija from jetty at Ghajn Razul, along Triq San Pawl and Xatt il-Pwales, at St. Julian’s from jetty inwards to ix-Xatt ta’ Spinola, as well as in the vicinity of sewage outfalls, including:- Wied Ghammieq, Ras il-Prajjet and ic-Cumnija in Malta, Ras il-Hobz, Wied il-Mielah, and San Blas in Gozo, and L-Imnieri in Comino. |
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