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Oman to lose 100 million rials due to alcohol ban

byCustoms Today Report
24/12/2014
in Oman
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MUSCAT: The Omani government will lose more than 100 million rials if a total ban on alcohol is imposed, official figures show here the other day.

The latest government statistics show that in 2013, beverages weighing 204.6 tonnes, worth OMR105.9 million, were imported by Oman. In 2012, beverages worth OMR96.9 million weighing 164.2 tonnes were imported. 84% of Majlis Al Shura members approve ban on alcohol in Oman.

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