The mayor of Castellammare di Stabia, a southern Italian beach town, has ordered police officers to fine women who wear very short miniskirts as part of a battle to raise what he describes as the level of public decorum, the Guardian reports. Police will get the power to hand out €300 fines to offenders. Explaining what he meant by "very short," the mayor said officers would target women wearing miniskirts that did not fully cover their underwear. "The display of too much cleavage will also earn a fine," a spokesman added. The miniskirt ban is one of 41 new decorum measures. Swearing in public, kicking footballs in the street, lying on benches, climbing trees and walking a dog with a lead longer than two meters will also be targeted.

據(jù)英國《衛(wèi)報》報道，意大利南部海濱小鎮(zhèn)斯塔比亞海堡的警官們已接到鎮(zhèn)長命令，為使小鎮(zhèn)看起來更加端莊，將對身穿超短裙的女性處以300歐元罰款。至于到底多“短”才該罰，鎮(zhèn)長解釋說，如果某女所穿的超短裙沒有將內(nèi)褲完全蓋住的話就會被罰。一名發(fā)言人補充說：“乳溝露得太多也會被罰。”據(jù)悉，禁穿超短裙只是該鎮(zhèn)旨在提升文明禮儀程度的41項措施之一。在公共場合叫罵﹑在街頭踢足球﹑在長椅上躺著﹑爬樹﹑以及用兩米以上的繩索遛狗等都是不容許的。

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