Msida Local Council Raises Safety Concerns Over Infrastructure Malta Project

25 March 2026, 14:59 · Updated 26 March 2026, 00:01

The Msida Local Council has publicly criticised Infrastructure Malta, stating that the state agency is ignoring its complaints regarding safety risks associated with the ongoing Msida Creek project. The council has called for "greater seriousness" in addressing these concerns.

The council highlighted potential dangers, particularly in areas such as Rue d’Argens, where significant works are underway. Residents and commuters are being urged to anticipate safety risks due to the current state of the project.

According to the council, repeated attempts to communicate their concerns to Infrastructure Malta have been met with a lack of response, leading to frustration over the perceived disregard for public safety.

Infrastructure Malta is responsible for major road infrastructure projects across the island, including the extensive Msida Creek upgrade which aims to improve traffic flow and pedestrian access in the busy area.

The Msida Local Council has once again raised concerns about safety at the Msida Creek passageway, reporting a clash with Infrastructure Malta. Earlier, Fil-Qosor reported on the Msida Local Council raising safety concerns over the Infrastructure Malta project.

The council has repeatedly highlighted dangers related to the ongoing works in the area. This latest report indicates continued disagreement between the local council and the state agency responsible for the project.

The council's concerns focus on ensuring the safety of residents and pedestrians using the passageway. They are urging Infrastructure Malta to address these issues seriously.

The Msida Local Council continues to draw attention to safety concerns in Rue d’Argens, which are linked to the ongoing Infrastructure Malta project. As Fil-Qosor previously reported, the council has raised serious concerns about safety risks and claimed Infrastructure Malta had ignored its complaints regarding the ongoing works.

The council's ongoing warnings underscore the need for immediate action to ensure public safety around the construction site. Concerns include potential risks to pedestrians and motorists due to the nature of the works.