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In Valmadrera, Italy, a new ordinance prohibits growing beans within 300 meters of a child's home and school due to a health condition called favism. This measure aims to protect a local child suffering from this genetic disorder, which can cause severe reactions to bean consumption. The ordinance mandates that all food establishments must clearly indicate the presence of beans and sell them in sealed packaging. Additionally, beans are banned from school menus to ensure the child's safety. The local mayor expressed the community's commitment to safeguarding the child's health, highlighting the importance of precautionary measures in this unique situation.