By Annie Dabb • Updated: 17 Aug 2022 • 17:21
Image - Policia Local de Santa Pola
However, one Mercedes driver might have got a slightly better sea view than they bargained for.
Police patrolling the coastline found the car stranded on the channel reserved after the driver had tried to take his boat through the channel reserved for bathers. The #ServicioDePlayas intervened to guarantee the security of all persons involved.
The driver had tried to cross this part of the coast despite signs displayed which advised against sailing or using any type of boat or floating vessel in this bathing zone.
The driver of the vehicle has issued with a fine for improper parking.
Santa Pola’s local police posted about the incident on Facebook. The post received comments that the lack of public ramps is a problem along the whole of the Mediterranean coast. There has also been speculation that the ramps have been closed to “destroy the tourism” even though “Spain lives on tourism”.
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From Newcastle originally, Annie is based in Manchester and is a writer for the Euro Weekly News covering news and features. Got a story you want to share? Then get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com
Very poor quality article. The owner was NOT trying to find a parking space, he was launching/recovering a boat/floating device. It would appear the driver actually attempted to launch at the point chosen because other provisions (ramps) have been removed.
The title was tongue in cheek as the article confirms your comment.
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