Brindisi police fined a betting shop in Ostuni €1,000 during checks on 13 March 2026 and began proceedings aimed at suspending its licence. The operation covered 230 people, 153 vehicles and five public venues.
The fine and possible licence suspension affect the shop’s ability to continue operating.
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