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Tolkun Umaraliev reports on Uzbekistan's new law that makes it more difficult to obtain alcoholic beverages.
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We will soon be visiting Uzbekistan, can we brink drinks into the country?
Regards
IAN WORSLEY
2 Ltrs…anything you want. Plus you can buy all kinds of booze in country. No problem.