A mini‑market in Kirov that was illegally selling alcohol was closed.
As reported by the prosecutor's office of the Kirov Region, the retail outlet was operating in violation of the law — alcohol was being sold on premises located in a residential building and near educational institutions. An inspection carried out by the prosecutor's office of the Leninsky District showed that the owner and employees of the store systematically sold alcohol, despite bans, including those imposed by law enforcement authorities. The district prosecutor filed a lawsuit to terminate the illegal business activity. The court upheld the prosecutor's claims and ordered the store owner to cease selling alcohol. The supervisory authority noted that the court decision has been implemented and the sale of alcoholic products has currently ceased.
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