World Cup booze ban for 7,300 offenders thanks to crime-cutting alcohol tags 

The use of alcohol tags is a relatively new approach to tackling alcohol-related crime, with the technology allowing authorities to monitor offenders' consumption. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour associated with excessive drinking. The implementation of such measures during major events like the World Cup is seen as a way to maintain public order and safety.

World Cup booze ban for 7,300 offenders thanks to crime-cutting alcohol tags