Eight regions of Russia introduce partial "dry law" for May holidays
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Eight Russian regions have introduced a partial ban on the sale of alcohol during the May holidays.
A partial ban on the sale of alcohol on May holidays has been introduced in 8 regions of Russia. A "semi-dry law" has been declared in Perm, Tyumen, Sverdlovsk, Omsk and other regions of Russia, reports UNN with reference to the Russian media.
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Eight Russian regions have partially banned alcohol on sale for the May holidays.
Ban on alcohol - in Perm Krai, Cheboksary, Tyumen, Sverdlovsk, Omsk, Kurgan, Samara regions, as well as in Moscow and the Moscow region. - writes Telegram channel Mash.
In some of those listed, alcohol is only allowed in cafes and restaurants
The ban will last until May 9-12. In other regions, alcohol will not be sold only near the venues of festive events.
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