A popular holiday destination in Spain is cracking down on tourists displaying inappropriate behaviour on its streets
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The Express reports that Malaga already had strict rules in place, including fines for using megaphones or general disruptive behaviour and drinking on the streets. This will be issued to anyone who shows their underwear, carries an inflatable doll or has a sexual object with them. The city council explained: "The agents of the authority will inform, first of all, the people involved regarding the existence of the prohibition contemplated in this ordinance."
Top Trending Stories Today So if you're planning on heading to the south of Spain anytime soon, it's best to keep any inflatable dolls or sex toys out of your case.
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