Water rises in Marsascala

ryan formosa holt

Mar 14th, 18:45

ejja ha naraw il progetti ta jo fejn ha naslu, daqs il pn wasaltu f hajitkom al progetti,eeejjjeewww ha nibdew naraw l ahwa

Jason Attard

Mar 14th, 18:24

ara veru qatt ma rajtu xejn ta. normali dil haga meta jkun hemm bahar imqalleb il-barra.

fredu debono

Mar 14th, 16:47

kollu tort ta lawrence gonzi, la xi haga hazina. kieku kienet tajba, bis-sahha ta muscat.

Ronnie Callus

Mar 14th, 16:12

Dak biex il-votanti tal Pn ikollhom fhiex jinhaslu mit-trab ta' tkaxkira li hadu. U mhux se' tkun inkluzu fil-kont tad-dawl u l-ilma li jircievu minghand l-ARMS Ltd;

P. Ciantar

Mar 14th, 15:16

If I wear you I would have deleted the sound as stupid comments are heard. The rest thanks for this feature

GL Calleja

Mar 14th, 15:00

Keep polluting the atmosphere and we will be getting a lot more of this type of tides. Global warming is here.

Charles Vella

Mar 14th, 13:31

Tort ta Gonzi!!

William Attard McCarthy

Mar 14th, 12:53

This is the shape of things to come; a recent study says we can expect the oceans to rise between 2.5 and 6.5 feet (0.8 and 2 metres) by 2100.

Further reading:http://ocean.nationalgeographic.com/ocean/critical-issues-sea-level-rise/

An interesting documentary, also showing how the Mediterranean may be saved from sea level rise, may be found here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rY0sq9nrvF0

Peter Murray

Mar 14th, 12:52

it would seem that even sea-water is not immune to inflation- nor any austerity measures.

Ms.D. Galea

Mar 14th, 12:40

The waters rose to greet the new water minister.
lol

Mark Vella

Mar 14th, 11:55

this is most likely coz of the very low atmospheric pressure - visit www.facebook.com/maltaweathersite for the latest weather updates

Peter Murray

Mar 14th, 11:52

This mini -tsunami phenemeon is not unusual as it has happened there before and was predicted that it would happen now

Joe A. Borg

Mar 14th, 11:01

Tide of change!!

vincent Lia

Mar 14th, 10:45

Pity it does not happen on a regular basis so that we will be able to use it to generate electricity.

Franco Attard Trevisan

Mar 14th, 10:26

It's all Konrad Mizzi's fault.. He's responsible for water now!!!

(joking)

Frank Psaila

Mar 14th, 10:05

That's what change brings about.