Every country has different rules to govern the country in a more efficient way but you can find some very strange rules employed by the government for the country's growth. A habit in one country may be common but illegal in another country. Watch out for these crazy rules which you might break without even knowing them!!!
You need to pay a hefty fine for your unwashed car in Dubai
The municipality has rolled out a new campaign to keep the cityscape clean. As of this campaign, you would be fined Dh3,000 including vehicle impoundment. Leaving abandoned dirty cars are affecting the picturesque view of the city Abu Dhabi.
Bubble gum ban in Singapore
Another country focusing more on keeping the nation clean. Don’t get caught chewing gum as you would be fined or imprisoned by the Singapore government. Vandalizing spent gum in mailboxes, lift buttons, stairways, pavements, and public transport has made the government enforce this rule. This rule has eased up a little more than before.
It's Illegal to Wear High Heels to the Acropolis
Wearing high heels in ancient sites in Greece is banned due to the damage it causes to the historic site. Government has passed the rule to preserve their ancient monuments from the wear and tear of the sharp heeled shoes. Food has also been included on the list. So ladies, pack a few comfortable soft sole shoes on your trip to Greece…
It's Illegal to Fly a Kite in Victoria, Australia
This country will definitely fine you if you annoy a person. Sounds weird, hear me out! In good order of the town, the municipality has banned kites or any outdoor games to the annoyance of any person. And the list is being added on with “burning waste, obstructing footpaths with vehicles, setting off fireworks” without permission of the Local Counsel.
It's Illegal to Swear in the U.A.E.
You can’t just drop the F-bomb and not been fined! Yes, you will be fined or deported if you swear in the UAE. This is to protect the honour and modesty of the country. Even showing a middle finger or sending emojis of indecent gestures will also result in deportation. Public displays of affection are also looked down upon, leading to imprisonment.
Married Women Can Only Have One Glass of Wine in Bolivia
All the single ladies, put your hands up!! You can enjoy wine as much as you want but married women, no more than a glass. Sounds ridiculous, right? In La Paz, Bolivia, women can drink only one glass of wine, when they head out to a restaurant or bar to ensure that they don’t sleep outside their marriage.
It's Illegal to Call a Woman an Unchaste Name in Oklahoma
Oklahoma state has implemented a rule against calling women an unchaste name as it is deemed guilty of slander, with fine up to $500, imprisonment of maximum 90 days or both.
You Can't Turn Off Your Phone's Camera Sound in South Korea
South Korea has passed a law not to turn off phone’s camera sound as it prevents invasion of privacy - taking pictures of others without their knowledge/permission. It is also imposed on the manufacturers to disable the option of muting phone camera’s sound.
Wow.. that was a rollercoaster!! Some ridiculous rules, some much needed ones as well. It’s good to know the rules of different countries when you’re planning for a trip or all laid out.
To know More about the Weird Laws Click here ...