No fun for residents

According to George Schembri, the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association’s chief executive officer, the so-called students are just young people having fun. I would like to invite him to spend a week in our street, Triq is-Sidra. He would love being...

According to George Schembri, the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association’s chief executive officer, the so-called students are just young people having fun.

I would like to invite him to spend a week in our street, Triq is-Sidra. He would love being woken up at 3 or 4 a.m. by these students (hooligans), running after each other screaming. Others think they’re on stage and sing at the top of their voices.

In the morning the street is littered with half-empty plastic and glass bottles and all sorts of other rubbish, our gardens are vandalised and car-ports reek of urine. I can assure him that he would fall about laughing.

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