Residents in St Julian’s were reportedly woken up at around 4am after a group of people gathered in an apartment pool, reigniting frustration over late-night disturbances in one of Malta’s busiest tourist areas. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Footage shared by overtouristedmalta from the area appears to show several people inside the pool in the early hours of the morning, with the noise carrying into the surrounding residential buildings.The incident has once again brought attention to the difficulties faced by people living in areas with a high concentration of short-let accommodation and tourists, particularly during the peak summer months.Residents in localities such as St Julian’s have repeatedly complained about late-night noise, rubbish and anti-social behaviour, arguing that those who have lived in these communities for years are increasingly having to deal with the consequences of Malta’s booming short-let sector.The latest footage comes amid a wider debate over the type of tourism Malta attracts and how authorities can balance the needs of visitors with the quality of life of residents.Video: overtouristedmalta•