Italy bans umbrellas on beach for ages 10 to 65
Authorities at Punta Molentis Beach in Sardinia, Italy, have imposed a ban on the use of umbrellas for individuals aged 10 to 65 years old, in an effort to enhance safety and reduce emergency risks. Only families with children up to 10 years old and people over the age of 65 are allowed to bring one umbrella, while others are prohibited from setting up any shade equipment. This measure comes after a fire incident last year and difficulties in evacuating the beach due to the abundance of umbrellas. Additionally, a €10 entrance fee has been implemented from June to October, with exceptions for people with disabilities and their companions. The decision has faced widespread criticism and sparked debates about the regulation of Italian beaches and the rights of users.
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