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2022 World Cup: Organizers Release Do's, Dont's; Penalty For Violators | READ DETAILS

AFNews Reporter

Jun 27, 2022

This is as they are being instructed to "respect Islamic traditions" when the tournament begins in November, although there are concerns that the World Cup excitement could land fanatics in trouble.

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"The cultural beliefs are literally opposite. And there is a very real fear - and belief - that the Government is going to be left having to sort out cases of Brits being released.

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"Only fans interested in watching the physical games of football should go.

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"Don't even think about celebrating big wins. It is too dangerous."

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However, the host nation has announced that it is easing some of its strict booze laws for November, as the rules where alcohol can be bought have been relaxed.

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Usually, alcohol is only served in licensed restaurants and hotels for those aged 21 and over - but beach clubs and stadium kiosks will be selling booze as well when the competition kicks off.

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The 2022 FIFA World Cup will be the 22nd edition and will take place from 21 November to 18 December 2022.

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This will be the first World Cup held in a very conservative country and in the Arab world. And the second that will be held entirely in Asia after the 2002 tournament that was held in South Korea and Japan.

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