A beach in Sardinia, Italy, has implemented a regulation banning the use of parasols for visitors between the ages of 10 and 65, according to local media reports. The rule excludes children under 10 and seniors over 65, who remain permitted to use sun umbrellas.
Who is prohibited from using parasols?
The restriction applies to all beachgoers within the 10-to-65 age bracket. According to local reports, individuals in this group are not allowed to set up or use parasols while on the beach.
Which groups are exempt from the rule?
The regulation provides specific exemptions for the youngest and oldest visitors. Children under the age of 10 and adults over the age of 65 are still allowed to use parasols for sun protection.
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