Cheaper than candy: UK kids get alcohol for pennies

Alcohol is available for only a few pennies in the UK which means that the children on 50 cent - a candy bar can get drunk costs for half.
It is a shocking statistic and the headlines has.
Sold shops in Great Britain, British Government recommends alcohol for just 10 pence per unit (about 15 cents) .the a daily limit of 2-3 units of alcohol for women and 3-4 for men. There is no safe limit for minors.
The researchers this detected from the core cities health improvement collaborative and spokesperson Deborah Evans has commented:

Young men and women can your maximum recommended per allowance of alcohol for a small latte coffee or cheap magazine buy price.The alcohol produced by the taxpayers in the form of increased hospital admissions, crime and anti-social behaviour is now picked up the actual costs.

Underage drinking is an increasing problem, threatening kids' health. The UK government is planning to bring in minimum costs per unit of alcohol, to prevent children (and vulnerable adults) getting so much alcohol so cheaply.
Alcohol can kill: from a binge that ends in tragedy or build-up long-term drink health problems. Don't let candy-bar prices make you think that it's OK to drink excessively - you'll be paying the price in so many other ways.
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