Storm Harry Causes Significant Damage to Malta's Wastewater Infrastructure
Storm Harry has caused extensive damage to Malta's wastewater infrastructure, including the destruction of a sewage pumping station in Marfa and a biogas dome at the Ta' Barkat treatment plant in Xgħajra. Other facilities, such as pumping stations and seawell rooms near a Reverse Osmosis facility in Pembroke, were also impacted. WSC engineers are currently assessing the damage, with repairs set to begin once the sites are deemed safe.
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Storm Harry damaged Malta's wastewater infrastructure, destroying a sewage pumping station in Marfa and a biogas dome at a treatment plant in Xgħajra. Other pumping stations were also affected, along with seawell rooms near a Reverse Osmosis facility in Pembroke.
WSC engineers are assessing the damage in Marfa, which remains inaccessible. The biogas dome is part of the €85 million Ta' Barkat treatment plant, generating electricity from biogas for sewage treatment. Repairs will commence once sites are safe.
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