Italian mayor bans gatherings of three or more people as soldiers hit streets
As soldiers prepare to be deployed on Italian streets, a city mayor has been
accused of Fascism after he passed an edict banning groups of more than
three people congregating in parks and public gardens.
The anti-gathering laws were enacted as thousands of soldiers were due to take
to the streets of Italian cities for the first time
anyone is caught in a group of three or more they face a fine of 500 euro