The Sun reported on the ban on the use of sun loungers in Greece

Greece has imposed restrictions on the use of sun loungers on beaches as part of the fight against the excessive flow of tourists. This was reported by The Sun newspaper.

It is noted that the new rules affected 251 beaches across the country. In these areas, vacationers are allowed to sunbathe only on towels, without installing sun loungers.

The measure is aimed at preserving the natural appearance of coastal areas and reducing the burden on the ecosystem.

In addition, the construction of concrete piers, breakwaters and paved paths is prohibited on these beaches.

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