The Spanish resort is introducing a new ban

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Seville will crack down on indecent events and is implementing a law aimed at curbing the various activities associated with pre-wedding parties in the city. The new law aims to provide greater dignity and peace for the locals of Seville and improve general etiquette in the city.

The law prohibits the wearing of underwear in public, which is considered indecent, and restricts the types of costumes that may contain sexist elements or messages that violate the moral or sexual integrity of others.

Anyone who violates these rules is subject to a fine. The amount of the fine has not yet been determined, but it could be significant.

The mayor of the city says that Seville is not interested in the tourism brought in by bachelor parties and hen parties, and is interested in maintaining the quality of life of local residents.

The decision to adopt this law was made against the background of dissatisfaction among local residents, who observed the remnants of tourists after the pandemic, who organize pre-wedding parties and behave inappropriately on the streets of the city.

Seville is committed to the comfort of local residents and will combat obscene and illegal activities on the city's streets.