Fumes in catamaran vehicle bay

Sitting in the car waiting to roll out of the vehicle bay of the Maria Dolores Catamaran is just like sitting on the Gozo ferry. Only I experienced a nervous difference. While the huge ramp was still raised, many of the vehicles started their engines.

Sitting in the car waiting to roll out of the vehicle bay of the Maria Dolores Catamaran is just like sitting on the Gozo ferry. Only I experienced a nervous difference.

While the huge ramp was still raised, many of the vehicles started their engines. I was amazed. I thought that any second, an officer would come over and order people to switch off their engines. This was not the case.

Two of the officers dressed in white told me there were ventilation fans that extract the harmful fumes. The smell of fuel was overwhelming, even while sitting in the car with the windows up.

Incidentally, could anyone explain why my number plate was taken note of by what seemed to be a group of five harbour/Customs officials?

Anyone with information or a similar experience may contact me at proposalmalta@gmail.com

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