Tourist or not, you have to visit this gem in Marsaskala 🤩 🎥: Facebook - Marsaskala | GuideMeMalta.com

After yesterday’s chaotic storm, which hit Marsaskala pretty heavily in particular, a cleanup crew has started working early this morning to try and get things back to normal as soon as possible 🙏 🇲🇹 🎥: Facebook - Marsascala | GuideMeMalta.com

Parts of Marsaskala were hit by intense flooding as Storm Harry continued to batter the Maltese islands overnight. Footage sent to Lovin Malta shows powerful sea waves crashing over coastal roads, with water pushing deep inland and leaving streets completely flooded. The area has also been left ravaged with debris scattered across roads and pavements, making conditions even more dangerous for residents. People living in the area are being urged to avoid seaside zones and to remain indoors unless

Marsaskala has been left looking like a disaster zone as Storm Harry continues to pummel the area, with powerful winds, rough seas and flying debris causing widespread chaos. Footage sent to Lovin Malta shows streets strewn with debris, damaged shopfronts and coastal roads overwhelmed as waves crashed inland. In several areas, the seafront appears completely battered, with strong winds pushing water, rubbish and loose objects deep into the streets. Civil Protection Malta crews are working around