A South African bar has been fined for the sale of alcohol to minors after the tragic deaths of 21 youngsters in 2022. The incident has sparked renewed calls for the legal drinking age to be increased in the country.
The bar, located in an undisclosed location in South Africa, was found to have violated regulations by selling alcohol to underage individuals, leading to the deaths of the young patrons. Authorities have since fined the establishment for its irresponsible actions.
The tragic deaths of the 21 youngsters have prompted widespread outrage and calls for stricter regulations on the sale of alcohol to minors. Many are advocating for an increase in the legal drinking age in order to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future.
The South African government is facing mounting pressure to take action to prevent similar tragedies from happening again.
It remains to be seen whether authorities will heed the calls for change and implement stricter measures to regulate the sale of alcohol to minors in the country.
