Mariazel, the presenter of “Me caigo de risa”, traveled to Qatar to watch the FIFA World Cup, in which she shared special moments with her followers as she walked through the World Cup headquarters; however, On this occasion, he uploaded on social networks a “strange” experience he experienced while visiting one of the beaches of the Arab country.
Previously, in the media, it was already known that due to the religion professed in that region (Islam), there are certain rules and dress codes for its inhabitants, and although foreigners do not follow them “in the lower letter”, because they can wear shorts, skirts and dresses below the knees , It seems that this is only suitable in places where there is a festive atmosphere of football, where In the middle of the beach, they asked the famous woman to cover her body because she was wearing a bikini.
Through Instagram, the presenter shared the anecdote she had with the Qatari authorities.
It all started when Mariazel arrived at Simaisma Al Khor, one of the closest places to her hotel. Mariazel expressed her surprise that the beach was deserted and even invited fans to visit the area.
Although she was initially wearing a black dress, in later clips she is seen wearing a black two-piece swimsuit.
Moments later, he said, “I did not score at that time out of respect for the officials, but it is the first time and I have seen that I was able to walk in shorts and that the tourists walk as they want, especially in the area where there is more World Cup atmosphere, walking around Qatar.”
He explained that later One of the officers deigned to approach her and inform her and her traveling companion that the suit could not be worn at that place and asked them to dress themselves.Seeing this, the women obeyed and the police officer withdrew: “Strange but those are the rules,” he said.
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