Uthintelo lokuqala lwesizwe olulolu hlobo eYurophu, ukuvalwa kwengubo okuvala ukutshaya kwiilwandle kwilizwe liphela, kuya kwaziswa Speyin, ukuba indlu yowiso-mthetho epasiswe yiSenethi yaseSpain kule veki ivunyiwe ngurhulumente welizwe.
Umlinganiselo omtsha uyinxalenye yoMthetho kazwelonke weNkunkuma kunye noMhlaba oNcitshisiweyo uthathwa ngurhulumente “njengomnye wemithetho ephambili yokukhuthaza uqoqosho olusetyhula kunye nekhabhoni ephantsi Speyin,” yaye kusenokwenzeka ukuba uya kuba ngumthetho omtsha.
Isihlomelo, esaziswa yiGreens, sinika abasemagunyeni basekhaya amandla ongezelelweyo "ukumisela imida ekutshayeleni kwiilwandle" ukuze kuncitshiswe ungcoliseko lwecuba - ingxaki enkulu SpeyinUnxweme olukhulu, olunomtsalane kubakhenkethi.
Phantsi kwalo mthetho ucetywayo, abaphuli-mthetho baya kujongana nezohlwayo eziya kuthi ga kwi-2,000 yee-euro ngokutshaya kwiilwandle zaseSpain.
Ezinye imimandla Spanish, ezifana Barcelona kunye neZiqithi zaseCanary, kunye neendawo ezincinci kwamanye amazwe aseYurophu, sele zikuchasile ukutshaya kumanxweme, kodwa oku kuqondwa njengokuvalwa kwelizwe lokuqala lohlobo lwayo. udibano lwaseyurophu.
Iindaba zokuvunywa kweNdlu yeeNgwevu ziza kanye njengoxwebhu lwe-intanethi olucela urhulumente ukuba azise amanyathelo ajolise ekutshayeleni kumanxweme aseSpain afumane abantu abasayiniweyo abangaphezu kwama-326,000.
INTO ONOKUYITHATHA KWELI NQAKU:
- The new measure is part of the national Law on Waste and Contaminated Soil is considered by the government to be “one of the main pieces of legislation to promote the circular and low-carbon economy in Spain,” and is likely to become a new law.
- A first national restriction of its kind in Europe, a blanket ban prohibiting smoking on beaches nationwide, will be introduced in Spain, if the legislature passed by the Spanish Senate this week is approved by the country’s government.
- Some Spanish regions, such as Barcelona and the Canary Islands, along with smaller areas in other European countries, have already outlawed smoking on beaches, but this is understood to be the first national ban of its kind in European Union.
