In 2024, Birkirkara's crime data presents a picture of moderate concern among its residents. While the crime index reflects some issues, many feel secure, particularly during daylight.
There is a notable contrast in public safety perceptions, with individuals generally feeling more secure in the day than at night, where safety concerns slightly rise.
Birkirkara faces substantial challenges regarding air quality and pollution, with residents expressing concerns over environmental impacts and health implications.
The air quality is seen as poor, marred by dissatisfaction that underscores a need for environmental policy improvements.
Waste management and noise levels are ongoing issues in Birkirkara. Noise pollution, in particular, has been highlighted as a significant disruption to daily life.
Garbage disposal receives mixed reviews, with some residents dissatisfied with the current state of waste management in the city.
Birkirkara's green spaces are not particularly lauded, pointing to fewer opportunities for residents to enjoy natural environments within the city.
Drinking water quality has been relatively undervalued, with accessibility and cleanliness requiring more focus to meet community expectations.