Italian police and coast guard conducted a morning operation at Lido Marini beach in southern Apulia, seizing sunbeds and umbrellas that had been set up overnight by individuals attempting to reserve beach spots. The action targeted the widespread practice of reserving beach areas without using them. Two people attempted to claim the items during the seizure and were fined 400 euros each. Authorities stated they violated local regulations prohibiting the placement of beach equipment on public beaches without actual use. The regulation aims to ensure equal access to the beach for all visitors. Similar actions were taken in other Italian regions, including Liguria.
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