Alcohol ban hits Prague’s public places08-07-2008 By Dominik Jůn
This Monday saw a new bylaw come into effect, banning the consumption of alcohol in many public places in Prague. But, concerns remain as to just what the ban is supposed to achieve.
As of Monday, drinking in numerous public places in Prague has been outlawed. A new bylaw, passed by the Prague City Council, now levies a varying range of fines for those caught drinking near metro stations, schools, hospitals and other public areas. The inevitable question being asked is – what is the purpose of such a bylaw? To many, the answer is clear, it is an attempt to rid Prague’s streets of the numerous vagrants who often sit in public places consuming alcohol. David Binar is the executive director of Forum PSR, which is a self-described association of responsible spirit’s producers that promotes drinking responsibly and in moderation: . . . . . . .
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This Monday saw a new bylaw come into effect, banning the consumption of alcohol in many public places in Prague. But, concerns remain as to just what the ban is supposed to achieve.
As of Monday, drinking in numerous public places in Prague has been outlawed. A new bylaw, passed by the Prague City Council, now levies a varying range of fines for those caught drinking near metro stations, schools, hospitals and other public areas. The inevitable question being asked is – what is the purpose of such a bylaw? To many, the answer is clear, it is an attempt to rid Prague’s streets of the numerous vagrants who often sit in public places consuming alcohol. David Binar is the executive director of Forum PSR, which is a self-described association of responsible spirit’s producers that promotes drinking responsibly and in moderation: . . . . . . .
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