Health experts have criticised the online drinking game Neknominate, saying young teenagers are at risk of peer pressure to take part. The craze, which has been implicated in several deaths, involves people filming themselves downing alcohol.
Health experts have criticised the online drinking game Neknominate, saying young teenagers are at risk of peer pressure to take part.
The craze, which has been implicated in several deaths, involves people filming themselves downing alcohol, nominating someone to continue the game, and posting the video on Facebook.
The Neknominate Facebook page, which has more than 8,000 "likes", has the headline "it's not a crime to get drunk"
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