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Mullet Bay Beach cleaned | THE DAILY HERALD

July 19, 2019

Mullet Bay Beach cleaned | THE DAILY HERALD
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Bits of concrete and steel rods were removed from the sands of Mullet Bay Beach this week. The remnants of an old restaurant posed a hazard to beachgoers. The foundation was mostly covered by sand but of late the corrosion of the beach by the sea necessitated the rip-up and removal. This was executed by the Ministry of Infrastructure VROMI. (John Halley photos)

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