Milan plans to place a ban on takeaway food after midnight

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Milan plans to place a ban on takeaway food after midnight

The Italian city of Milan wants to introduceمعرفی کردنa lawقانونto banممنوع کردن the saleفروش of takeaway foodغذای بیرون بر after midnight. The reason for thisدلیل این امر is to help local residentsساکنان محلی sleep. Many people have complainedشکایت کردن to the local governmentدولت محلی about the noise on the streets at night. There are often large and noisy groups of late-nightآخر شب revellersعیاش هاin downtown Milan. Local officialsمقامات have decided to ban all takeaway food and drink in 12 districtsمنطقهof the city. Some of these areas are well known forمشهور بخاطر their "wild" nightlifeشب گردی پر خشونت. The takeaway ban means people would not be able to buy pizza or ice cream after 12:30 a.m. on weekdaysدر روزهای هفته and after 1:30 a.m. at weekends and on public holidaysدر تعطیلات رسمی. It would come into effectاجرایی می شود from mid-May and lastادامه داشتن until November.
 

Milan's deputy mayorمعاون شهردار explained why the ban was important. He said: "The goal is to seek a balanceجستجوی تعادل between socialisingایجاد رابطه اجتماعی and entertainmentتفریح, and the peaceصلحand tranquillityآرامشof residents." However, there are also many people who opposeمخالف بودنthe ban. A spokespersonسخنگوfor an Italian retail associationانجمن خرده فروشان said the ban on post-midnightبعد از نیمه شب food and drink would not stop the noise. He said: "A rule banningقانونی که منع می کند people from drinking a bottle of water or eating an ice cream or pizza while taking a strollپیاده روی کردن…won't solve a thingراه چاره نخواهد بود, as people will still stay outside." He asked: "Do you think a 25-year-oldجوان 25 ساله is going to go home at the stroke of midnightراس ساعت دوازده شب simply becauseصرفا بخاطر اینکه they can't get a takeout?" He added: "What about tourists who want to eat ice cream?"

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The Italian city of Milan wants to introduceinitiateinstigatea lawstatuteto banforbidinhibitthe sale of takeaway food after midnight. The reasonmotiveincentivefor this is to help local residentsoccupants sleepslumber. Many people have complainedgrumbled to the local government about the noiseclamouron the streets at night. There are often large and noisyboisterous groups of late-night revellerscarouser in downtown Milan. Local officialsexecutive have decidedhave settled on (ing verb) to ban all takeaway food and drink in 12 districtsregions of the city. Some of these areas are well knownrenowned for their "wild" nightlife. The takeaway ban meansdenotesconnotesimpliespeople would not be able to buypurchaseprocurepizza or ice cream after 12:30 a.m. on weekdays and after 1:30 a.m. at weekends and on public holidays. It would come into effectbe implementedbe enforced from mid-May and lastpersist until November.

Milan's deputy mayormayor's second-in-command explainedelucidatedexpounded why the ban was importantof great consequence. He said: "The goal is to seek a balancestrike a balance between socialisingpartying and entertainmentrecreation, and the peace and tranquillitycomposureof residents." HoweverNeverthelessNonetheless, there are also many people who opposeare in opposition tothe ban. A spokesperson for an Italian retail associationsocietysaid the ban on post-midnight food and drink would not stop the noisebring the noise to a standstill. He said: "A rule banning people from drinking a bottle of water or eating an ice cream or pizza while taking a stroll…won't solve a thing, as people will still stay outside." He asked: "Do you think a 25-year-old is going to go home at the stroke of midnightat 12 o'clock on the dot simply because they can't get a takeout?" He added: "What about tourists who want to eat ice cream?"