He estimates that Morobe loses over K5 million in revenue every year because the provincial liquor licencing office does not do monitoring and surveillance in the 10 districts.
He made this known during the handover takeover of new members of the liquor licensing board on Thursday, February 15th, at the Lae International Hotel.
When thanking the former governor for appointing them, Muliap said the board vets applications for liquor licences as well as carries out awareness and training concerning alcohol consumption.
