Source: VNA VNA
Survey looks at alcohol consumption in Vietnam
At 43.8 percent of the country’s adult population, general alcohol consumption rate of Vietnamese people is higher than some might expect.
Source: VNA Alcohol consumption in Vietnam on the rise
Vietnam is ranked first in ASEAN and third in ASia in high alcohol consumption.
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Health experts raised more concerns over the negative health impacts of alcohol after seeing an increased drinking rate among the Vietnamese population and an increased volume of alcohol consumed here
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