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Fans attending this weekend's Eurovision Song Contest won't be able to enjoy alcoholic beverages after bosses decided to ban booze.

The decision to ban alcohol at all hotels and venues taking part in this year's competition in Rotterdam was made after a member of Iceland's team tested positive for coronavirus.

According to reports, organisers felt that allowing drinking would risk spreading the disease, and could affect strict social distancing measures that are in place.

Prior to the ban, contestants and their support teams, many of whom have been in Holland since last weekend, could enjoy alcoholic drinks at designated venues and hotels until midnight.

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