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1. Citizens of the post-Soviet  Republic of Moldova  are the biggest guzzlers of alcohol, gulping exactly  18.22 liters  per person every year.  They drink nearly three times the global average of 6.1 litres per person per year.  The country is a major wine producer, with many people drinking cheap homemade wine, vodka and other spirits and the Moldovan intake was made up roughly equally of wine, spirits and beer. 2. The people from  Czech Republic  are next with a consumption of  16.45 litres  per person every year.  Two months back, however, the country enforced a ban on sales of hard liquor, as deaths and injuries from methanol-laced bootleg alcohol rose. Around 20 people died and 36 people were in critical condition since the outbreak.  The country consumes more beer (around 8.5L) than any other alcoholic beverage. 3.  Apparently, drinking alcohol is engrained in Hungary's  working culture. In eastern...