Ban on Smoking in Chinese public places implements by force

China, which is the World’s third biggest country in smoking, a ban on smoking in public places would be implemented by force.   

The decision is objective at get rid of the several deaths from smoking-linked diseases, operating at a million a year.

But the new regulations have been condemned because they do not contain penalties for those who decide to overlook them. Biggest industrialist and businessmen frequently dislike attempts to vigor them to prohibit smoking on their sites, because many buyers do not like the regulations and object.

The new regulations ban smoking in sites like restaurants, hotels, railway stations or theatres, but not at the office. Workers will be indebted to notify employees of the risks of smoking but not to prevent them from lighting up at their desks.

Shanghai forced same regulations one year ago, but people do not look like to take much perceive of them.

Regularly you discover people smoking at the next table even as you are eating your meal or having a drink in a bar. The problem is the rules do not identify penalties for business owners or individuals who break them.

It shows that numerous Chinese people are uninformed of the risks of smoking. Research advises only one in four familiar the damage cigarettes or second-hand smoke can cause.

Authorities say they have to endeavor to convince people not to smoke to seek to decline the numbers dying from smoking associated diseases.

Simultaneously even if the government earns huge money from the sales of cigarettes by the nationalized companies that makes and sells all tobacco products all over the country.