Alcohol Consumption in Indonesia Continues to Decline Over the Past Five Years
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Alcohol has become a lifestyle for some Indonesians. Although it offers benefits when consumed in moderation, alcohol can cause adverse health effects.
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) recorded a decrease in alcohol consumption by Indonesians aged 15 and over from 2017 to 2021.
In 2021, alcohol consumption in Indonesia was recorded at 0.36 liters per capita, a 7.7% decrease from the previous year's 0.39 liters per capita.
By region, alcohol consumption in rural areas reached 0.6 liters per capita in 2021. This figure shows a slight decrease from the previous year's 0.61 liters per capita.
Meanwhile, alcohol consumption in urban areas was recorded at 0.18 liters per capita last year. This is down from 0.22 liters per capita in 2020.
(Read More: 10 Countries with the Highest Alcohol Consumption in the World)
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