Children fined for playing football on a public square in Venice

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Children in Venice were fined for playing football in a public square. Parents are contesting the fines, arguing their children were simply enjoying themselves. The incident involved several 12 to 13-year-olds on Murano island. A resident complained about the noise, leading police to issue 50-euro fines for violating a 2019 ordinance prohibiting ball games in the area. Parents plan to appeal the fines, with local officials and a former professional footballer supporting their stance, emphasizing the need for common sense in enforcing rules.


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