
Friday, 28th November 2008 - 12:01CET
Updated: "Mobile" kiosk being removed from Gzira
Filming and editing: Paul Spiteri Lucas
(Video added)
A mobile kiosk which had become permanent is currently being removed in enforcement action led by the Government's Property Division.
A spokesman for the Lands Parliamentary Secretariat said the owner of Emmy's Kiosk in Gzira, which had not been operational for a number of years, was served with an enforcement notice on November 21 and was given three days to rectify his position.
Since no action was taken by the owner, enforcement is currently being carried out to remove the kiosk. The Government Property Division is being assisted by Enemalta, the Water Services Corporation and the Public Works.







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u Irriduhhh,
u lil Jason Irriduhhh!
He (Jason Azzopardi) should be given Gieh l-Ahmjent or something like that. Or maybe "Green Politician of the Year", which JPO once got...
There should be no 'back tracking' or 'special case dispensation' on the illegal squatting at Armier.
The government department or any of its agencies, or any other Maltese authorities should never sanction any of the Armier squatters, or any other illegal public land encroachment abuse.
It would be poilitically and socially obsecene if the Government or any of its agencies give the Armier sqautters the opportunitiy or even worse the preference to and in their bid for the re-development of the area.
I am confident that If, by any chance the Government aims and/or dares to obtain t the Armier sqautters' votes by such manouevers, it will most certainly loose many many more others' votes .
The PM met the owners on the eve of the election, and promised them they will remain there.
He was ILLEGALLY using PUBLIC property, property which belongs to all of us not to him only.
Congratulations to the authorities.
Keep it up.
John Meli
They were using PUBLIC land illegally. They should be removed and made to pay not only for their removal but the estimated rent which they have robbed from the Maltese people.
In fact I recall that they do have a pending application to make their kiosk permanent, just as was done with the bus stop kiosk that used to be at Fond Ghadir, Sliema, and later the owner was given a permit to do a fixed kiosk painted green. These three kiosk you mentioned at Ghar id Dud, should also receive the same treatment, but the only problem was that they would have maybe to be re-located in another area as indicated and approved by MEPA and Lands Department. If this is the case, why should they be removed when they have been there before the formation of the Panning Authority and now called MEPA. In my opinion these have been there for over 40 years, why do you want to remove them?
It would be better if buildings that were built between 1987 to 1991 to be brought down where there was no needed permission to build them were built in an illegal way.
That is how one can rectify wrong doings that were done in the past.
Of course the concerned authority should show no mercy in the area starting from Msida and ends in St.Julians.
Would they?
Hurry up becuase now its the time PN.
When will the Illegal Boathouses at Armier and Elswhere be removed ?
What about property taken for a hotel and sold for peanuts
what about kiosk at Baystreet
what about Tined on front in sliema
What about tined near valletta ferry
what about Gozo
lets start building a list
At last, nations's property is coming back to the nation!
Let's hope the unlawfull abuse on our beaches will have the same treatment!