Bars in Kerala to be closed down; More restrictions on BevCo Strict restriction will be imposed on foreign liquor stalls and beverages outlets in Kasargod district will be shut. Kerala has been hit by the second round of coronavirus cases after the country's first three positive cases in the state were successfully cured and discharged from hospitals last month. Kerala has entered into a semi-lockdown mode after a spike in COVID-19 casesâRestrictions will be imposed on beverage shops, too. Instead the possibility of online sale is being examined. Kerala State Beverages Corporation is about to introduce a new app (BEVCO App Kerala), A Virtual Queue Mobile App to order your favorite liquor brand online with an increase in liquor price of about 35%. With this, 265 outlets of Beverages Corporation and 36 outlets under the consumer fed will be shut down. With the rising threat of coronavirus infections, the Kerala government on Monday has decided to temporarily shut down all bars across the state till further orders. State Beverages Corporation owns 265 liquor outlets, while Consumerfed owns the remaining 36 shops. Strict restriction will be imposed on foreign liquor stalls and beverages outlets in Kasargod district will be shut.It is yet to be clear whether they would close the bars in the nine districts where coronavirus positive cases were reported or in all districts.
Kerala State Beverages Mobile App (Bevco App Kerala) to be launched soon. Kerala State Beverages Corporation Ltd is a public sector company fully owned by the Government of Kerala, Under k karunakaran ministry, ath the time it starts under civil supplies department under minister U A meeran.which has a monopoly over wholesale and retail vending of alcohol in Kerala. Vijayan said schools and colleges and cinemas would remain closed in the state till March 31. The Kerala State Beverages (M&M) Corporation Limited is a fully owned Kerala Government Company which was incorporated in the year 1984 and it was entrusted by Government with the monopoly purchase and distribution of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL), Beer, Wine, Foreign Made Foreign Liquor (FMFL) and Foreign Made Wine (FMW) in the State of Kerala. Kerala State Beverages (M & M) Corporation LTD. Thiruvananthapuram: The state government decided to close down the bars in the state as part of strengthening the restrictions for coronavirus prevention. Asia largest zoological park set to open in Puthur: Over 500 bird and animals in 338 acres of land This will be made clear in the press conference to be held by the chief minister on Monday afternoon.The decision was taken after the cabinet meeting and high level meeting held on Monday. Except for one beverage outlet in Pathanamthitta district, no other outlet has been closed in the state, beverages corporation authorities told Mathrubhumi.com. 'Balabhaskar drove the car from Kollam while I was sleeping'; Arjun expresses readiness to undergo lie-detection test The corporation authorities said that no such directive was released by the state government.The Beverages Corporation in a press release stated that all news regarding closing down of outlets in the state are false. Kerala State Beverages Mobile App (Bevco App Kerala) to be launched soon. Despite the measures, police and authorities were struggling to tame crowds at bars and liquor shops.Kerala has 598 bars, 357 beer parlours and 301 retails liquor outlets. There was widespread demands for closure of the bars and liquor shops as the customers usually form a crowd in front of them which is highly dangerous in the current situation. The total annual turnover of liquor sales in Kerala during 2018-19 reached an all-time high of Rs 14,508 crore and the revenue of the government from state excise during the period was Rs 2,521 crore.Hence, the Pinarayi Vijayan government was hesitant to enforce the downing of shutters on bars and beverage shops, despite widespread demand for the same.However, the government had asked bar owners to take enough precautionary measuresâsuch as increasing the spacing between tables and disinfecting the bar interiorsâto keep the coronavirus at bay. Beverage Online Booking: As per sources all Beverages / Consumer Fed Outlets and Bar Counters will open by the fourth week of May (19th of May 2020) after the present nationwide lock-down period. enterprises in which majority shareholder is Government of Kerala are generally divided into Manufacturing & Non-Manufacturing.
The Kerala government has decided to shut all bars and liquor stores across the state as the number of cases increased over the last few days. Thiruvananthapuram: Beverages Corporation has issued clarification regarding the fake news going around that all outlets in the state will remain closed till the end of this month. Earlier on Sunday, no outlets were open with Janata Curfew declared in the State.