Keep Rome Clean Italian city set to start fining those who litter amidst growing rat population

According to reports, the city's exploding rat population has led authorities to say that if people won’t stop littering on their own, they’re going to start fining people for leaving trash around the city.

 

Visiting Rome anytime soon? Then it will serve you well not to litter the streets as the Italian city is set to start fining those who do this.

According to reports, the city's exploding rat population has led authorities to say that if people won’t stop littering on their own, they’re going to start fining people for leaving trash around the city.

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The Local reports that the rat population of Rome is estimated to be twice the human population owing to the amount of food waste at their disposal.

Rome has reportedly been fighting the rat population for years officials are now ready to crack down on those who may be unintentionally feeding the rat.
Thus, anyone caught dropping food waste in Rome will be subject to a fine for littering.