World Cup in Qatar - without beer

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Source: terrikon.com
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The upcoming World Cup will be unique in many ways, including alcohol. Reuters draws attention to the fact that for the first time in the history of these competitions, it will be forbidden to sell beer in the stands.

According to the laws of Qatar, alcohol cannot be consumed in public places, which, of course, include stadiums. The only way out for fans will be specially equipped fan zones, where beer will still be poured.

The laws of the country in this case are placed above financial interests. Indeed, by refusing to sell beer at the stadiums, the organizers of the championship lose a lot of money. As the practice of holding these tournaments shows, the sale of alcohol at them is a very significant source of profit.

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