Resort visitors warned 'to not glance out of home windows' at Google's bash

Locals hoping to catch a glimpse of the star-studded match in Selinunte, Sicily, were advised to thoughts their very own industry and had been warned through police to not glance out in their home windows or take footage.
Locals hoping to catch a glimpse of the star-studded event in Selinunte, Sicily, have been told to mind their own business and were warned by police not to look out of their windows or take photos.Original article
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