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The strangest 20 laws in the world
Many countries of the world make strange laws to prevent some of the actions that people do naturally and automatically in their daily lives, and these laws may be strict to the extent of imprisonment or fines for those who break them.
In the following lines, you will know the 20 strangest laws in the world:
Heels:
It is prohibited to wear high heels in Greece while visiting historic sites.
Cheating in exams:
Children go to jail in Bangladesh from age 15 in case of cheating on exams.
gum:
No chewing gum in Singapore.
Potatoes:
In strange Australia, it is prohibited to possess more than 50 kg of potatoes simultaneously.
Fish:
Fish being kept inside small tubs in the Italian capital is prohibited in Rome.
Spitting:
No spitting on public streets in the Spanish city of Barcelona.
Marrying relatives:
Marriage to cousins is prohibited in France except with the special permission of the president and the news of marriage must be published in the official newspaper
Car lights:
Car headlights are banned in Denmark even during the day.
Feeding the birds:
In San Francisco, USA, it is prohibited to feed flying pigeons in public fields.
South Africa:
It is prohibited to take photographs or video portray the presidential palace.
Clean cars:
In Russia, driving an unclean car is banned in Moscow capital, with a $ 100 fine.
Peeing:
Urinating in the sea is prohibited in Portugal.
Toilet Sephon:
No withdrawal in Switzerland after p.m.
Chocolate eating:
Ladies are forbidden to eat chocolate in public transport in England.
Ice cream:
It is forbidden to eat in front of banks in Austria
Black Clothes:
Nightly curfew in Australia with black clothes or rubber shoes.
Running out of fuel:
Law in Germany prohibits car fuel from running out on highways.
Rat hunting:
In Cleveland American city law prohibits rat hunting without official hunting license.
Wound cleaning:
Canadian law prohibits cleaning wounds in front of children
Drinking alcohol:
Irish law prohibits drinking alcohol in front of cows!
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-- Many countries of the world make strange laws to prevent some of the actions that people do naturally and automatically in their daily lives, and these laws may be strict to the extent of imprisonment or fines for those who break them.
In the following lines, you will know the 20 strangest laws in the world:
Heels:
It is prohibited to wear high heels in Greece while visiting historic sites.
Cheating in exams:
Children go to jail in Bangladesh from age 15 in case of cheating on exams.
gum:
No chewing gum in Singapore.
Potatoes:
In strange Australia, it is prohibited to possess more than 50 kg of potatoes simultaneously.
Fish:
Fish being kept inside small tubs in the Italian capital is prohibited in Rome.
Spitting:
No spitting on public streets in the Spanish city of Barcelona.
Marrying relatives:
Marriage to cousins is prohibited in France except with the special permission of the president and the news of marriage must be published in the official newspaper
Car lights:
Car headlights are banned in Denmark even during the day.
Feeding the birds:
In San Francisco, USA, it is prohibited to feed flying pigeons in public fields.
South Africa:
It is prohibited to take photographs or video portray the presidential palace.
Clean cars:
In Russia, driving an unclean car is banned in Moscow capital, with a $ 100 fine.
Peeing:
Urinating in the sea is prohibited in Portugal.
Toilet Sephon:
No withdrawal in Switzerland after p.m.
Chocolate eating:
Ladies are forbidden to eat chocolate in public transport in England.
Ice cream:
It is forbidden to eat in front of banks in Austria
Black Clothes:
Nightly curfew in Australia with black clothes or rubber shoes.
Running out of fuel:
Law in Germany prohibits car fuel from running out on highways.
Rat hunting:
In Cleveland American city law prohibits rat hunting without official hunting license.
Wound cleaning:
Canadian law prohibits cleaning wounds in front of children
Drinking alcohol:
Irish law prohibits drinking alcohol in front of cows!
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