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Liquor to be served but stores to be shut on December 25th

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Liquor stores island-wide will be closed on December 25, Commissioner General of Excise Department confirmed.


Presidential Media Division (PMD) said however, all hotels and restaurants will be permitted to serve liquor on December 25.  

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