Authorities have warned that parents of children under 16 who consume, buy or even possess alcohol will face a fine of 450 euros (630 dollars) from Monday in the Italian city of Milan.
The by-law, the first such measure to be introduced in Italy, was voted by the city council Friday, according to the municipal website, quoting mayor Letizia Moratti as saying it was necessary to protect young people.
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According to national health authorities, one-sixth of hospital admissions for alcohol abuse concern youngsters under 14.
The by-law will come into effect on Monday for a trial period of 120 days in Milan, and will be enforced by local police.
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Italian law generally only has a ban on the sale of alcohol to under-16s in cafes, bars and discos, though some towns have extended it to shops.
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