Labour MP and Parliamentary Secretary for Public Cleanliness, Glenn Bedingfield, recently revealed that Clean Malta employees are collecting approximately 45 tonnes of illegal waste daily, which is equivalent to the weight of two double-decker buses. Bedingfield highlighted this in a Tweet, emphasising the significant challenge faced in maintaining public cleanliness.

He stressed that keeping Malta clean should be a collective effort and urged residents to act more responsibly with their waste disposal. Bedingfield’s message underscores the importance of community involvement in addressing the persistent issue of illegal waste dumping.

Clean Malta, the cleansing and maintenance department, frequently shares updates on their efforts via their official social media pages. These updates include images and videos of the ongoing work being done to keep the streets and public areas clean. By showcasing their daily activities, Clean Malta aims to raise awareness about the scale of their operations and the importance of proper waste disposal.

In a peculiar incident in St. Julian’s, a cab driver found himself unable to move his vehicle due to a man resting on the car’s bonnet while smoking a cigarette.

The bizarre scene, captured on footage that has since surfaced on TikTok, shows the man casually lounging on the front end of the cab, seemingly oblivious to the driver’s predicament. The video quickly gained traction, with viewers expressing a mix of amusement and disbelief at the man’s nonchalant behaviour.

The cab driver, patient as ever, was left with no choice but to wait until the man finished his cigarette and moved.

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