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11 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 26 SEPTEMBER 2021 NEWS POSTS OF SENIOR MANAGER WITH THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL e Office of the Attorney General Agency is inviting applications for Senior Managers to assist lawyers in prosecution and related duties. e selected candidates will be employed on a full-time indefinite term basis, subject to a probation period, and will be required to work for a minimum of forty hours per week. Applicants must be in possession of a degree in accounts, banking or a related subject. Letters of application, including a detailed CV, should be addressed to: e Administration Jobplus Vacancy Nos 369628, Permit No. 274/2021 Office of the Attorney General, No. 53, Admiralty House, South Street, Valletta VLT 1101 or emailed to ag@attorneygeneral.mt and should be submitted by not later than Friday 8th October 2021 at 13:00 hrs. Jurassic lark Percentage who believe earliest humans lived at the same time of the dinosaurs % Romania 34 Italy 34 Hungarians 31 Greece 30 Bulgaria 29 Austria 28 Poland 28 Croatia 25 Cyprus 23 Slovenia 22 Lithuania 18 France 18 Slovakia 17 Spain 17 Malta 15 Latvia 15 Netherlands 12 Ireland 10 Germany 9 Portugal 9 Finland 8 Estonia 8 Denmark 7 Luxembourg 6 Czech Republic 6 Belgium 5 Sweden 3 JAMES DEBONO THE latest plans for a tourist development at Dingli Cliffs have departed from original plans, with a management block and breakfast now set next to a large pool and decking area. The site of the former Pulvich explosives fac- tory is earmarked for the construction of 10 one-storey blocks by the Sun Route Hotel, a company operating the Hotel Santana in Qa- wra, owned by the heirs of JB Stores's Albert Sant. The inclusion of a breakfast room represents a change from original plans to have the build- ing host vending machines inside a reception area, with a linen and luggage store. No kitch- en is included in the breakfast area, which technically means the building cannot be used as a restaurant. Each self-catering unit previously had its own small pool; now the new plans include a single, large common pool with decking for 20 sun beds, suggesting what was once denoted as "high class accommodation" bv the Malta Tourism Authority is looking more like a ho- tel. The project has the go-ahead of the MTA the Environment and Resources Authority and the Transport Authority. But the Superin- tendence for Cultural Heritage is objecting in principle to tourism development in the area. While noting that the site has been designated for use as an explosive factory so as to not pose potential hazard, the Superintendence insists that any works on this site should not commit it "for development of a non-agricultural na- ture". Dingli Cliffs 'hotel': breakfast room could mean restaurant