
Early this morning, activists and members of Moviment Graffitti headed to Blue Lagoon to take further action on their long-standing battle against private operators who have blocked access to the island’s coastline with deckchairs and other concessions.
Chanting “ix-xatt ta’ Kemmuna ta’ kulħadd” (Comino’s shore is for everyone), the activists began to remove the deckchairs and umbrellas, highlighting the fact that a lot of people no longer visit Comino due to the excess of such objects across the island.
Around 40 individuals collectively took to Comino to remove such deckchairs, folding them against a wall in an orderly manner and laying down their beach towels. “We are here to enjoy the public beach”. they stated as spokesperson Andre Callus argued that residents and tourists should not be coerced into paying for something they do not wish to.
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