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Ħamrun Left Sparkling In New Collaboration To Revitalise One Of Malta’s Top Commercial Hubs

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The Ħamrun Local Council have announced that the streets and squares of the town will have new life breathed into them, leaving them sparkling clean for residents to enjoy what little time they are able to spend outside of their homes.

As one of the busiest areas in Malta, Ħamrun has benefitted from thousands of people of vehicles passing through its streets, which has allowed a steadily growing business community and commercial establishments to flourish.

When considering also recent developments around Ħamrun, it is easy to estimate this these numbers will only continue to rise in the future.

Due to this, the Local Council strives to ensure that residents and visitors can enjoy the outdoor areas of the town. As such, the Local Council have collaborated with cleaning company Briiz to revitalize the main squares of Ħamrun and the facades of establishments.

Works will be done on Pjazza Kappillan Muscat, Gnien Oreste Chircop and St. Paul’s Square; and will include cleaning up these areas to bring them back to their original state.
Shop owners will also have their facades and pavements around the establishments cleaned-up, as a sign of solidarity during these challenging times.

Briiz specializes in numerous cleaning services, including vehicles, sanitization, commercial and domestic cleaning. With several years of experience, Briiz intimately understands what it takes to deliver a quality service in a dedicated manner.

It has also become a pioneer in harnessing digital methods to improve customer experience and by introducing and using ecological domestic cleaning products.

The Ħamrun Local Council reached out to thank Briiz for the collaboration for this endeavour, which they hope will allow Ħamrun to have a new lease of life and continue to progress into one of Malta’s top commercial areas.

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