WHO backs Baguio initiative to raise drinking age to 23
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The World Health Organization has endorsed Baguio City's plan to increase the legal drinking age from 18 to 23, highlighting the potential benefits of shielding young people from the detrimental impacts of early alcohol use. This move, detailed in Proposed Ordinance No. 0023-20, aims to align with global health standards and protect the well-being of the city's youth. The WHO's backing underscores the importance of such measures in reducing health risks associated with underage drinking.
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