In the suitcases a quintal of sand from Sardinia: tourists fined

Almost a ton of sand and small pebbles hidden among the luggage of tourists departing from Sardinia were seized by the security officers of the Cagliari-Elmas airport.
The "booty" has been taken over and will now be returned to the coasts from where it was illegally taken, while the fine has been imposed for tourists as required by law.

Therefore, even in September, the robberies on the beaches of the island do not stop, this time Chia, Costa Rei, Villasimius, Piscinas and Porto Pino in southern Sardinia, Is Arutas in the Oristanese and Cala Mariolu and Cala Luna in the Nuorese, just to name a few.

The sand, as reported by the Sardinia Stolen and Stolen association which denounced the episode, had been placed in dozens of bottles hidden among the baggage blocked at the airport.

(Unioneonline / vl)

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