New push in Cambodia to establish legal drinking age


A minimum legal drinking age is being considered by the education, health and transport ministries in a bid to reduce traffic accidents. - Post Staff

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): A minimum legal drinking age is being considered by the education, health and transport ministries in a bid to reduce traffic accidents, according to public works minister Sun Chanthol.

Chanthol revealed the plan during a May 4 meeting with a delegation of companies led by the US-Asean Business Council.

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