The milk bar, Żak, had been providing cheap, hearty, freshly made meals to locals for decades.
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Police interventions fall by half after Polish city bans alcohol sales at night
The ban resulted in a decreased number of police interventions and intoxicated people referred to care centres, informed the city hall.
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