A fost descindere în zori la Napoli împotriva „șmecherilor cu umbrele” care rezervă peste noapte locuri pe plajă

Authorities in a coastal suburb of Naples confiscated beach equipment to combat overnight reservations of prime spots. The operation targeted individuals known as 'furbetti dell'ombrellone', who leave their gear unattended. Complaints about equipment occupying public beach space prompted the raid at Laghetto beach, which is free to access. Leaving beach items unattended can result in fines up to 500 euros, and reclaiming confiscated items involves bureaucratic challenges. Similar actions have occurred in other regions, as Italians strive to reclaim public beaches from private concessions.