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Published 14:22 21 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 14:27 21 Aug 2015 BST
"Sex workers should be treated the same as road workers and obliged to wear clothes that render them more visible," said the town's Deputy Mayor, Luciano Sinigaglia.
Despite such a considerate gesture, some of the townsfolk reckon the law is not really about the well-being of the prostitutes, but to serve as more of a deterrent.
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