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Sardinia Beach Bars Sun Umbrellas for Most Visitors After Fire Safety Fears
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100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 12, 2026
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What happened
Punta Molentis beach in Sardinia has banned umbrellas for most visitors aged 10 to 65, citing emergency evacuation safety after last year’s fire. The new rules, in force from June 5 through October, also impose a 10-euro entry fee, and they have drawn public mockery and anger.
- 01Only children under 10 and adults 65+ may bring one umbrella.
- 02The ban runs from June 5 to the end of October.
- 03Officials cite blocked evacuation routes during last year’s fire.
- 04Entry now costs 10 euros, with disability exemptions.
- 05The rule has triggered widespread online anger and ridicule.
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