Beislans express reactions to the restriction of alcohol consumption
In the Altai region, stores are strictly prohibited from selling alcoholic products starting May 9.
Today, liquor stores in Biysk are noticeably bare; shelves previously filled with alcoholic beverages now wear signal tape. Signs clearly state that alcohol sales are banned on this day.
According to Marina, a local shopkeeper, there's been an increase in demand for alcohol in recent days, likely due to people stocking up in anticipation of this alcohol-free day. Some complain about these measures as a futile attempt at control, but complaints directed towards the sellers are few and far between.
A reported incident reveals a young man, disappointed by the ban on beer, kicked a refrigerator in frustration. Draft beer establishments, however, have deemed this day a holiday for their patrons.
It's worth noting that the online search results do not reveal any recent information about an alcohol ban in the Altai region on May 9. To gather more details about any specific event or policy, checking local news sources or official announcements might be necessary.
- Despite the increase in demand for alcohol in Biysk, liquor stores are refraining from selling alcoholic products yesterday, as dictated by the Altai region's ban.
- In contrast to the complaints directed towards the sellers, draft beer establishments in Biysk are celebrating yesterday as a holiday for their patrons.
- The frustration caused by the alcohol ban in Biysk on May 9 was evidenced in a reported incident involving a young man kicking a refrigerator.
- While online search results do not reveal recent information about an alcohol ban in the Altai region on May 9, checking local news sources or official announcements may provide more details about this event or policy.
