Temporary measures become permanent as strict new Daspo Urbano law gives city police more powers
Street drinking, dressing as a centurion and organising pub crawls will all be permanently banned under new laws brought in by Rome’s city council.
Fines for swimming in fountains and eating in restricted areas, which were previously temporary measures, will also become permanent.
The city council will also reportedly be cracking down on everything from dog fouling to soliciting prostitution and even ‘eating in a slovenly fashion’ in attempts to clean up the city.
