Municipal authorities of Spino d’Adda, Italy, have obligated prostitutes to wear reflective jackets.
The number of these women has increased considerably in the commune. Therefore, Italian politicians have begun to think about how to ensure the safety of these prostitutes.
Now, the sex workers gathering on a main road into Milan in northern Italy face a 500-euro fine if they refuse to wear the high-visibility attire.
Previously, such a procedure was established in a Spanish town, too.
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