SME Chamber

Cleansing of Tourism Zones

10 November 2014

GRTU Deputy
President Philip Fenech has this week met with the Director of the Cleansing
Directorate Ramon Deguara and stakeholders from Bugibba and the St. Julians
area to discuss the progress on the cleansing of tourism zones after the peak
summer season.

During the meeting it was
discussed that since tourism is becoming more distributed all through the year
the service will continue throughout winter.

Mr Fenech expressed that he
has received positive feedback from the members that reported that the cleansing
service has substantially improved. It was also however mentioned that other
areas needed further improvement.

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