The Kerala government on Wednesday imposed total prohibition in the State to prevent people from queuing up in front of State-run liquor outlets during the COVID-19 outbreak.
However, it is weighing a proposal to allow the Kerala State Beverages Corporation (Bevco) or even the currently shuttered bars to sell liquor online or as takeaways. At present, it is illegal for bars to allow take away sale of alcohol. The government will, therefore, have to tweak the liquor rules to approve the proposed transaction.
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