A popular vacation town in Italy set a new policy that would fine tourists who prance around in skimpy swimwear instead of respectable clothing.
Varenna, which is a lakeside village on Lake Como, updated its urban police regulation to prohibit visitors from strolling around in only swimwear or walking around shirtless. The fines for violations range from $57 to about $228 — or €50 to €200, Fox News reported.
“Throughout the entire municipal territory of Varenna, it is prohibited to remain shirtless or wearing only swimwear, except on beaches, piers, and boat docks,” the town’s tourism website reads.
Town officials said the rules are to mitigate…
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