US EditionHalkidiki Authorities Crack Down on Beachgoers Calling ‘Dibs’
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Oudenaarde cracks down after poacher net found in lake
Oudenaarde (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Fishermen in Oudenaarde removed an illegal net from Donkvijver lake. City authorities responded by ramping up surveillance to deter further poaching activity. The fish were released once the fisherman pulled the net out of the … Read more Continue reading Oudenaarde cracks down after poacher net found in lake at The Brussels Morning Newspaper.
The Municipality of Polygyros removed approximately 200 sunbeds and umbrellas that were parked on the beach of Gerakini in a lightning operation that began at 6:00 in the morning, with a Municipal truck, a JCB and a 4x4, in the presence of the Deputy Mayor of Civil Protection, Vasilis Fardogiannis. A relevant announcement had been made by the Municipality of Polygyros, but several vacationers did not respond to the appeal, resulting in them runn…
Halkidiki authorities crack down on beachgoers calling ‘dibs’
Authorities at a popular holiday destination in Halkidiki, northern Greece, on Tuesday removed dozens of umbrellas and loungers from Gerakini beach, placed there by locals calling “dibs” on their spot on the sand.
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