China has banned smoking in enclosed public spaces but in a country where the habit is so ingrained in the culture there is little expectation that it will have much effect.
There has been no campaign to publicise the ban, nor is it clear who will enforce it.
A third of the world's smokers live in China, that is 350-million people. The country produces nearly half of the cigarettes on the planet.
More than a million people die in China from tobacco related disease and public health experts believe that could triple by the year 2030.
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http://www.euronews.net/
@ericown ohhh the irony....:D oh well. btw im chinese and i still believe its helping the world
legendarybloodfang 9 months ago
@legendarybloodfang you just said "i say what i want". and you told me to shut up?
ericown 9 months ago
@ericown and help the world by shutting the fuck up buddy. i say what i want. It's a free country.
legendarybloodfang 9 months ago
@legendarybloodfang hey help the world, just kill yourself
ericown 9 months ago
0:26 .......well at least it reduce the world population....(not trying to troll)
legendarybloodfang 9 months ago
I agree the evidence makes a strong case for the health risks with smoking, I resent the nanny state telling me what I can and cant do. Banning smoking indoors, yeah, ok fair enough, but I cant even smoke inside my own car in a carpark at work. Thats a pisstake. My health is no bloody business of anyone else, particularly a bunch of thieving lying politicians.Whats next, banning salt from the dinner table? And alchol after that? Our personal freedoms are leaking away drip by drip..
MartinRV1975 9 months ago
why smoking still exists in this day and age is beyond me. People who smoke aren't free, they are utterly at the mercy of their disorder.
meadowsirl 9 months ago
Don't quit...
It's one freedom the Chinese still have whereas everywhere else, is losing theirs...
NegativeNumbers427 9 months ago 2
too many of them anyway
lol i'm terrible
MrSilver222 9 months ago