Monsoon fury hits liquor sale in coastal districts
- | Thursday | 20th September, 2018
MANGALURU: This monsoon saw a steep decline in liquor sales due to incessant rain which resulted in natural calamities and caused tourism to take a hit in Dakshina Kannada (DK) district. Usually, every year, liquor sales go up but due to monsoon fury, which hit tourism, the sale of liquor was less this year," she added.According to Kote, 60 per cent of liquor consumers in DK are from the district, while the rest of them are tourists. In August, the state achieved 73.86 per cent of its target, but DK achieved only 68.63 per cent of its target," she said. Kote said liquor worth Rs 1 crore is sold during Onam from shops in the Karnataka-Kerala border. The sale of liquor during Onam celebrations was also poor.
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