Kochi: Amidst the coronavirus epidemic, now gradually the relaxation of lockdown has started. Now the Kerala government has decided to open liquor shops in the state. These shops were kept closed in the state even after the permission from the first central government. However, the date has not been announced by the government yet when they will be able to open these shops.

There are a total of 301 big liquor shops in Kerala, which have been decided to open simultaneously. During this time, some rules will be made by the government, so that more and more people are not able to gather at the shops. A web portal has been prepared for all the outlets, through which they will be able to get the delivery of their liquor by booking. Bar hotels will be allowed to sell liquor only on MRP. Let us know that through the liquor, the revenue of the state governments comes in a big way, in such a place shops have been opened.

Let us tell you that after the introduction of Lockdown 3.0, the Union Home Ministry had given permission to open liquor shops. After which shops were open in other states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, but it was very crowded. And during this, social distancing was not being followed in any way.

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