A BILL that seeks to ban young people under 21 from drinking alcoholic drinks has been filed at the House of Representatives. READ:
Under House Bill 1753 filed by Davao City Rep. Paolo Z. Duterte and Benguet Rep. Eric G. Yap, the ban will also cover people with disabilities or a mental illness.
The proposed Anti-Underage Drinking Act will penalize people or companies that sell alcohol to unqualified people. Violators will be fined P50,000, jailed for at most three months, or both. A company’s business license could also get revoked. More than half of Filipinos aged 20 to 59 drink alcoholic drinks excessively, according to the Food Nutrition and Research Institute’s health survey. It also said 15% of Filipinos aged 10 to 19 use alcohol, and 37% of them are underage drinkers.
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