Maltese stand-up comedian Kevin Naudi joined forces with his young daughter to give Prime Minister Joseph Muscat a clear message – stop the over-development environmental destruction.

“We’ve got a bit of a complaint to pass on to the Prime Minister,” Kevin says in a video filmed inside his car. “Sur Prim…what shall we call him? Ġuż, Joseph, Meester Prime Minister…”

His daughter then steps in and confidently and innocently says: “Stop doing cranes!”

After Kevin tells her to be calmer, his daughter turns her demand into a request, with an added sugary ‘please’.

“We would like to say, Mr Prime Minister, we want a bit less cranes and a bit more green areas,” Kevin says.

“And a bit less buildings and trucks,” his daughter adds. “Just a bit!”

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