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Spain introduces new law Tourists are forbidden168 slot xofrom suffering at sea Violation will be fined
British media have warned people who go on vacation to some beaches in Spain that They could face a fine of up to £600 if caught urinating into the sea.
British media have reported new laws that travelers to some beaches in Spain should be wary of. In other words, tourists will be fined £645, or about 28,000 baht, if officers are caught secretly 'relaxing' in the sea instead of using a public toilet.
Vigo City Council has said that sneaking urine into the sea is a violation of other people's hygiene and breaks a public health law. And the city is already preparing to install more public toilets in the beach area. to prevent tourists from getting into the sea
In addition There are still other conditions under the law to be fined, including tourists who do not throw trash, bring grilling equipment. Stove and gas tank to use on the beach, use body soap, use towels to reserve a place on the beach. This new law will begin to be enacted from July 18, 2022 onwards.
in the city of Barcelona Topless or only bikini-clad tourists leave the beach area. will be fined up to 260 pounds, or about 11,300 baht, while on the island of Mallorca Tourists topless in public areas will face a fine of £500 (about 21,800 baht).
Topless or topless men in public is prohibited in many cities. Any violators will be fined at a rate that complies with local law.