Tak zrovna včera byl na idnes odkaz na článek z Guardianu, který spíš potvrzuje verzi neznámé.

"tempers are rising as people jostle for space on packed public beaches, where safety rules are rarely observed. On a beach in Ostia, near Rome, last weekend a 20-year-old woman was slapped after she asked a fellow beachgoer to move his towel because there was no safe distance between them.

Marina Marzari, a psychologist from Veneto, said her recent experience at a beach in the Marche region went from “paradise to hell” within a few hours as large groups descended throughout the day.

“It was the most dense crowd I’ve ever experienced,” she said. “There were no masks and not even the slightest distancing being respected. It’s really dangerous.”

Marzari called the local police several times but she said nobody came to patrol the beach."

https://www.idnes.cz/zpravy/zahranicni/koronavirus-nakaza-pandemie-covid-19-italie-plaz-plaze-policie-dovolena-prazdniny-opatreni.A200713_153258_zahranicni_dtt


Ono je to stejné jako u nás - já jsem vždycky viděla v MHD lidi s rouškami a zažila jsem jen jediný náznak konfliktu, zatímco někteří tady tvrdili, že v Praze se pravidla vůbec nedodržují a lidi jsou vystresovaní a agresivní.