Translation exclusiveImages showed the accumulation of thousands of cans of ‘Budweiser’ alcohol at ports following Qatar’s decision to ban the sale of alcohol in the country during the World Cup, according to the British newspaper ‘Daily Mail’.
The images show a large number of containers piled up in the ports after this sudden decision, which arrived late, precisely at 11pm last night, Saturday.
And it is no longer possible for tourists from the country participating in the World Cup to buy or drink alcohol except in hotels and places designated for this.
The price of a bottle was set at around £12, and it was confirmed that each fan could only drink 4 bottles.
In the past, fans could drink alcohol anytime and anywhere, and they could buy and drink beer at designated seats inside stadiums, and now it’s difficult.
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