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Qatar to ban beer at World Cup stadiums in dramatic reversal two days before tournament starts

Qatar to ban beer at World Cup stadiums in dramatic reversal two days before tournament starts

November 19, 2022

The conservative, gas-rich Muslim nation does not fully ban alcohol for visitors, but its sale and consumption is strictly controlled.

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