A draft law in Kyrgyzstan proposes prohibiting the sale of alcoholic beverages at all petrol and gas stations nationwide. The bill has been released for public discussion, initiating a period of review and potential feedback from citizens and stakeholders. If enacted, the legislation aims to restrict alcohol accessibility and potentially reduce alcohol-related incidents near fueling locations. Proponents suggest the ban will enhance public safety and discourage drinking and driving. Currently, many gas stations in Kyrgyzstan operate convenience stores that include alcohol sales. The public discussion period will allow for debate on the potential economic impact on gas station owners and the effectiveness of the proposed measure. The bill’s future remains uncertain pending the outcome of the public review and subsequent parliamentary consideration.