Three illegal rooms in the Delimara area, including one that was used as a kiosk, were demolished by officials from the Planning Authority this morning. Another 15 rooms were demolished by their 'owners' in recent days after the authority warned that they would be removed at the owners' expense. The structures were in the area from St Peter's Pool to the lighthouse in Delimara. Many of them were being used as illegal summer houses. Times of Malta had reported on August 8 how land grabbers had been building shacks along the Delimara peninsula. Earlier, The Sunday Times of Malta published an aerial photograph of the Delimara peninsula, showing vividly where the illegal structures were located. They stretched from Il-Kalanka bay, opposite Fort Delimara, to the area of St Peter's Pool. One part in between had become a private inlet on the sea, closed off to any wandering member of the public by aggressive guard dogs.
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