Ahead of what is expected to be a busy summer season, a Spanish city has put forward a new rule to curb drunk swimming after nights out. Spain has recently introduced a number of laws that look to reduce drunken tourism, and one city is now looking to fine reckless swimmers who need saving.
San Sebastián is tabling the legislation, which they are hoping to get into place later this year, amid a rise in callouts to rescue partygoers, say the Mirror. There have been other recent rules put in place in Spain too, like a megaphone ban in Barcelona, and fines for drunken behaviour in the Balearic Islands.
