In a country where obesity is a serious issue this is a bad move
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Francesco Attard
7 years ago
It’s a shame that we as a country are still this far back to consider this as a solution.
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Albert suda
7 years ago
Only in Malta :(
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Michael Hughes
7 years ago
We have highest obesity rates and inactivity rates in Europe. No playing fields due to development. We don't support athletes or promote health & fitness. This is another disgrace
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pierre pirotta
7 years ago
Shame on you
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Deborah Gatt
7 years ago
It’s disrespectful towards those who make time to pursue a health goal or a target they set themselves to achieve. Whoever took this decision did not consider the evident danger of cars crossing a track where athletes are running. The roads have already become too dangerous to run. Leave athletic tracks traffic free please.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Better you renovate the sports complex instead you turn it into a cat park
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Nico
7 years ago
This track and “football ground” is used by many people, as a waterpolo player sometimes we do land training near the track and we are mainly a group of 15 players apart from that other many people make use of this facility daily.
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Mark Borg Spiteri
7 years ago
Save the Running Track
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Hayley Xiberras
7 years ago
WHAT A SHAME! Idiots
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Diana Vella
7 years ago
I have been coming to this track for 12 years to pursue a healthy lifestyle; there are so many others like me. Instead of using more space for cars, the authorities should target the over abbundance of vehicles.
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Richard Spiteri
7 years ago
The track is for running not for parking. Will you carry responsibility for any accidents?
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Defiantly should be kept for training safely.
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Alan Baldacchino
7 years ago
I like to jog there
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Simone
7 years ago
This does not make any sense however you look at it. We need more sport and recreation places. Please don't destroy the very little there is .
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Jonathan Sammut
7 years ago
Endorsing using a sports ground as a carpark is a terribly bad move, even if just for a week, let alone months. It reflects totally inverted priorities. Way too much space is already dedicated for parking on campus. For example, the ringroad has 2 lanes for parked cars, 1 for moving cars and no pavement at all for pedestrians with these having to squeeze between cars. Students, staff and people living close to UoM need the sports ground and track to remain a safe place for exercise and recreation.
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Bjorn Vassallo
7 years ago
Save thw track!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Track should be made up properly for athetes with rubber flooring, let alone have cars parking there now!
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Claudine Mock
7 years ago
Honestly I was hoping to hear that one of these days you were going to revitalize it and give it the revamp it needs not fill it with cars!!!
In a country where obesity is a serious issue this is a bad move
It’s a shame that we as a country are still this far back to consider this as a solution.
Only in Malta :(
We have highest obesity rates and inactivity rates in Europe. No playing fields due to development. We don't support athletes or promote health & fitness. This is another disgrace
Shame on you
It’s disrespectful towards those who make time to pursue a health goal or a target they set themselves to achieve. Whoever took this decision did not consider the evident danger of cars crossing a track where athletes are running. The roads have already become too dangerous to run. Leave athletic tracks traffic free please.
Better you renovate the sports complex instead you turn it into a cat park
This track and “football ground” is used by many people, as a waterpolo player sometimes we do land training near the track and we are mainly a group of 15 players apart from that other many people make use of this facility daily.
Save the Running Track
WHAT A SHAME! Idiots
I have been coming to this track for 12 years to pursue a healthy lifestyle; there are so many others like me. Instead of using more space for cars, the authorities should target the over abbundance of vehicles.
The track is for running not for parking. Will you carry responsibility for any accidents?
Defiantly should be kept for training safely.
I like to jog there
This does not make any sense however you look at it. We need more sport and recreation places. Please don't destroy the very little there is .
Endorsing using a sports ground as a carpark is a terribly bad move, even if just for a week, let alone months. It reflects totally inverted priorities. Way too much space is already dedicated for parking on campus. For example, the ringroad has 2 lanes for parked cars, 1 for moving cars and no pavement at all for pedestrians with these having to squeeze between cars. Students, staff and people living close to UoM need the sports ground and track to remain a safe place for exercise and recreation.
Save thw track!
Track should be made up properly for athetes with rubber flooring, let alone have cars parking there now!
Honestly I was hoping to hear that one of these days you were going to revitalize it and give it the revamp it needs not fill it with cars!!!
Disaster!