Moscow and regional deputies agreed at once to introduce a ban on alcoholic energy. Jaguar, Strike, Trofi and similar drinks will disappear from the shelves in the capital and its suburbs 1 April. The head of the Commission of Moscow city Council on physical culture, sport and youth policy Cyril Shields said that the taboo on alcoholic beverages containing energetic substances oblast and Moscow parliamentarians are planning to implement at a time. According to the idea of deputies, such plans will help to strengthen the action from taboo, which will become operational on 1 April 2015. "We had previously agreed with colleagues from mosobldumoy about the simultaneous entry into force of the laws on the prohibition of albanerpeton", quotes Panels "Izvestia". According to the MP said, on February 9, the planned baseline survey of Muscovites in the application of the "Active citizen" on the need for a ban on allanonymity. Note that several thousands of citizens supported the initiative by signing the online petition on various platforms. "After conducting a survey and get support Muscovites, approximately 16 February, the party "United Russia" will bring the bill to the Moscow city Duma. After going again to gather with colleagues from the Moscow region to specify the date of entry into force of the law. In February is expected to approve it in the first reading, and in March - finally," said Moscow's Deputy. The city authorities is not the first time speak about the prohibition of such drinks. Previously with the proposal to introduce a limit to the deputies asked the representatives of the organization "Young guard of United Russia". Note that the preceding document, the bill prohibits the sale of alcoholic soft drinks, which are defined as "soft drinks special purpose with the ethanol content from 1.2 to 9% of the volume of finished products containing caffeine and / or other restorative components in a quantity sufficient to provide a tonic effect on the human body". Meanwhile, the taboo on alcoholic energy drinks already operates in 14 regions of Russia. Among them Krasnodar region, Chechen Republic, Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, the Republic of Karachay-Cherkessia Republic and others. Prohibiting the document was adopted in the first reading in the Astrakhan region, in the 12 regions are preparing similar legislation.