prejudice to other penalties. The foregoing provisions shall not apply to those referred to in article 24 in fine of this code. SECTION Il: VIOLENCES IN STADIA AND DURING SHOWS ARTICLE 178: Those who illegally carry weapons, rockets, fireworks, or any other object that could be a weapon into a sports facility or a concert venue shall be punished with imprisonment of between one to six months as well as a fine of between 50,000 to 500,000 francs, or only one of these two penalties. ARTICLE 179: The following persons shall be punished with imprisonment of between one to six months as well as a fine of between 20,000 to 200,000 francs, or only one of these two penalties: 1° Those who illegally carry alcoholic drinks into a sports facility or a concert venue ; 2° Those who, during a sports competition or a cultural performance, incite spectators to direct hate or violence, at the referee, umpire, player, artist or any person or group of people; 3° Those who carry into, wear or display in a sports facility or concert venue, racist or xenophobic insignias, signs or symbols ; 4° Those who deliberately disrupt the course of the competition or cultural event, or violate the safety of people or property; 5° Those who throw projectiles or any other object that is clearly a danger for the safety of people and property. SECTION III: VAGRANCY ARTICLE 180: Every Malian and any person living on the national territory shall have an obligation to work. A vagrant or vagabond shall refer to someone who has neither a fixed domicile nor means of livelihood and does not practice any trade or profession on a regular basis. ARTICLE 181: Vagrant or vagabonds who are considered to be such by the law shall, solely on this ground, be punished with imprisonment of between fifteen days to six months. In case they commit the same offence again, they may be denied residency for a period of at least two years and five years at most. ARTICLE 182: Individuals not from the Republic of Mali who are declared vagrants may be taken, based on government order, outside the Republic. Vagrants born in Mali may, even after a ruling has become res judiciata, be claimed by the deliberation of the council of the council area or village where they were born or his/her surety provided by a solvent citizen. If the court admits the claim or approves the surety, the individuals claimed or for whom surety is provided shall be, as ordered by the government, sent back or transported to the council area or village that would have claimed them or in any other such locality that will be given to them at the request of surety. SECTION IV: BEGGING - INCITEMENT TO BEG ARTICLE 193: Any able-bodied and major person who is found begging on the road shall be punished with imprisonment of between fifteen days to six months. The same penalty shall apply to people with disabilities who, during their stay in hospital facilities or charity institutions, are found begging in public places. Begging shall be prohibited irrespective of the circumstance. 33