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New rules have been introduced in specific areas of Italy, including Jesolo and Sardinia, due to public order issues and the implementation of strict visitor management for coastal protection.

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New rules have been introduced in specific areas of Italy, including Jesolo and Sardinia, due to public order issues and the implementation of strict visitor management for coastal protection.

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  1. Italian authorities are managing visitor access to popular spots across Sicily, Lampedusa, and Sardinia.Sub-event
  2. Local government in Ancona addresses overtourism and implements visitor management policies.Sub-event
  3. Renato Soru stipulated new coastal construction restrictions in Sardinia.Sub-event
  4. Legambiente urges the immediate halt of heavy machinery use along the coasts of Reggio Calabria.Sub-event
  5. Local public order issues lead to new visitor management rules in coastal areas of Italy.1 source

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