Sniffers will still be catching sulfur violators in 2018
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Vessels sailing under the Danish Great Belt Bridge and in other Danish waters will continue to have a reason to comply with sulfur regulations, as in 2018 they will still be monitored by a sulfur-sniffing device – a so-called sniffer – which can register how much sulfur the vessels emit.
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