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NCSA backs minimum drinking age amid ‘widespread kid alcohol use’ - Barbados Today

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Children as young as 12 admit to drinking liquor, a development that has prompted the National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) to describe as positive Parliament’s move to raise the minimum drinking to age 18. NCSA Deputy Manager Troy Wickham said its secondary school survey conducted in 2013 among children between ages 13 and 17 […]

The post NCSA backs minimum drinking age amid ‘widespread kid alcohol use’ appeared first on Barbados Today.

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