The mayor of a small town in southern Italy has issued an unusual proclamation: “Getting sick is prohibited.” Residents of Belcastro in the southern region of Calabria have been “ordered to avoid ...

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(KGTV) — An unusual story you may have seen claims an Italian city is banning residents from getting sick. It's true, but not literally. The mayor of the town of Belcastro issued a proclamation ...

Belcastro Mayor Antonio Torchia issued a symbolic decree prohibiting residents from getting sick to protest the ... a southern Italian region known for its poverty. Torchia explained during ...

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In a bold move to draw attention to the dire state of healthcare in his town, the Mayor of Belcastro, Italy, issued an ordinance declaring, "It is forbidden to get sick," according to ANSA.

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Jan. 7 (UPI) --The mayor of an Italian village issued a proclamation banning residents from getting sick amid issues with local healthcare access. Mayor Antonio Torchia of Belcastro, Calabria, issued ...

The mayor of a small Italian town has issued a decree forbidding people from falling ill. On Jan 6, Mayor Antonio Torchia of Belcastro – located in southern Italy – told the town’s 1,300 ...

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An unusual story you may have seen claims an Italian city is banning residents from getting sick. But is it true?