The police have not had to respond to any disturbances related to the temporary ban on the sale and serving of alcohol in the Municipality of Kujalleq.
On Tuesday morning, the police informed the Municipality of Kujalleq that the past 24 hours had been quiet throughout the municipality and that they had not had to respond to any incidents related to the temporary ban on the sale and serving of alcohol.
“The past two days have been quiet, which we greatly appreciate. We will continue to maintain a visible presence around the clock and ensure that stores and restaurants comply with the ban,” says Police Commissioner Michael Karstenskov Olesen, district chief for South Greenland.
The Municipality of Kujalleq welcomes the report that calm has been restored throughout the municipality. The municipality continues to monitor the situation closely, as the temporary alcohol ban may cause concern and uncertainty among residents.
We will keep residents informed on an ongoing basis as we receive new information from the relevant authorities.
