The Qatar royal family has called for a ‘complete ban on alcohol’ around the Stadiums during the 2022 FIFA World Cup


The Qatar royal family has called for a ‘complete ban on alcohol’ around the Stadiums during the 2022 FIFA World Cup

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Just two days before the FIFA World Cup begins, the Qatari royal family is demanding a complete ban on the sale of beers at all World Cup venues. The host country has asked FIFA to prevent the sale of beer at the eight World Cup stadiums.

Normally, alcohol sales are restricted to foreign visitors who consume it in hotels and restaurants with licenses or non-Muslim locals who possess special permissions and consume it at home. If the restriction is implemented, Budweiser, one of the tournament’s major sponsors, won’t be able to sell alcohol to spectators at the games, and Fifa risked breaching a significant deal with the firm.

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Budweiser and Fifa are reportedly still in talks on the matter, but according to The Times, the Qatari royal family’s intervention has made the removal of Budweiser sales from competition more likely. Both have been contacted by MailOnline for comment, but as of the time of publication, no answer had been received.

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Items you should avoid taking to the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

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In Qatar, there is zero tolerance for drug use, and anyone found in possession of even trace amounts will face harsh punishment. Drug usage, trafficking, smuggling, and possession are all punishable by severe prison terms, hefty fines, and deportation.

Travelers are not allowed to enter the nation with obscene items, including sex toys, according to Islamic law. According to Article 294 of Qatar’s Penal Code, objects will be seized by officials upon arrival, and if you are found using one, you might receive a prison sentence ranging from six months to three years.

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Pork or products containing pork are prohibited from being brought into the country for personal use, and any articles found in violation will be seized. Although there may be no jail time involved, violators will be issued a harsh warning and the behavior will be viewed negatively by the community and airport workers.

Elf bars cannot be imported, sold, or bought in the United Kingdom, thus vaping Brits will have to leave them at home for the competition. Article 7 of Law No. 10 on the Control of Tobacco and Its Derivates states that anyone found in possession of one faces a fine of up to 10,000 Rials (£2,200) or three months in jail.

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