Booze in Qatar
Just heard a rumour that from 5'oclock this afternoon no more alcohol can be served at beaches. furthermore, the pool bar at the W is closed...apparently the same goes for pools.
I just heard this a few minutes ago, not confirmed. A beach party at a large hotel is already cancelled. |
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Guess it might upset someone who just happens to see someone drinking something...
Pathetic. |
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Well, it is happening. If it is temporary I do not know yet.
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I have heard **** all. That said I have drunk 9 bottles of wine with the Red Arrows and who gives a ****.
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Should be ok after the 15th I think
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Originally Posted by Irishbeekeeper
(Post 10981180)
Should be ok after the 15th I think
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Originally Posted by Alexa
(Post 10980926)
Just heard a rumour that from 5'oclock this afternoon no more alcohol can be served at beaches. furthermore, the pool bar at the W is closed...apparently the same goes for pools.
I just heard this a few minutes ago, not confirmed. A beach party at a large hotel is already cancelled. |
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Originally Posted by Alexa
(Post 10981743)
Why ? What is going on ?
I might be wrong |
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Originally Posted by Irishbeekeeper
(Post 10981829)
Well Muharram is ongoing and the 9th and 10th i.e. the 14th and 15th of November are sensitive days so maybe they decided to keep it dry till after?
I might be wrong |
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Originally Posted by Irishbeekeeper
(Post 10981829)
Well Muharram is ongoing and the 9th and 10th i.e. the 14th and 15th of November are sensitive days so maybe they decided to keep it dry till after?
I might be wrong |
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Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10981905)
Isn't this more important to the Shias than the Sunni Qataris?
Like I said earlier, I could be wrong :) |
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Originally Posted by Irishbeekeeper
(Post 10981968)
Yes, I guess I am just being optimistic about maybe the government showing a bit of solidarity with the Shia minority.
Like I said earlier, I could be wrong :) Now I hear alcohol is banned from all outside areas. No confirmation or reason from the government as of yet though. |
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Originally Posted by soukie
(Post 10981824)
Maybe it's something to do with the new regime. I can remember a time when Qatar was dry but I doubt if it will go that far especially with the World Cup etc... Looks like we are escaping back to UAE at the right time :)
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