VOICED : Rusia trabaja para detener la venta de vodka ilegal

In Russia, an abandoned barn was found to house an illegal vodka factory, leading to the confiscation of 10,000 bottles. The government is intensifying efforts to combat illegal alcohol, with over 32 million liters seized this year. A new law mandates electronic registration of alcohol sales to prevent illegal products from reaching shelves. Recently, over 60 people died in Siberia from toxic alcohol consumption, highlighting the dangers of illegal alcohol. Despite economic challenges, legal vodka sales are rising, and alcohol-related deaths are decreasing.

What was discovered in the abandoned barn?

• An art gallery

• A secret vodka factory

• A hidden treasure

• A library

What new measure has Russia implemented to control alcohol sales?

• Introducing electronic registration for vendors

• Increasing alcohol taxes

• Limiting alcohol production

• Banning all alcohol sales

What caused the deaths of over 60 people in Siberia?

• A food poisoning outbreak

• A car accident

• A natural disaster

• Drinking toxic methanol

Why do some impoverished individuals in Russia consume non-traditional alcohol sources?

• They prefer the taste

• They are unaware of the risks

• They cannot afford traditional alcohol

• They are following a trend

What trend is observed in the sales of legal vodka in Russia?

• Sales are banned

• Sales remain unchanged

• Sales are increasing

• Sales are declining