Umbrellas and deck chairs seized in crackdown on reserving beach spots in Naples
Authorities in Naples, Italy, have begun seizing beach equipment left overnight by individuals attempting to reserve prime spots on public beaches. This crackdown targets the practice of 'furbetti dell’ombrellone' and enforces regulations on public maritime space.
Those leaving behind their beach equipment after sunset risk fines of up to €500 (£425). Photograph: Alamy Those leaving behind their beach equipment after sunset risk fines of up to €500 (£425). Photograph: Alamy Italy Umbrellas and deck chairs seized in crackdown on reserving beach spots in Naples Dawn sweep at Torre del Greco targets growing trend of ‘cheaters’ trying to claim prime spots overnight
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