Turkey Proposes Lifetime Smoking Ban for Those Born After 2015
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A new bill expected to be submitted to Parliament in October will impose massive restrictions on tobacco use. According to the draft, those born after January 1, 2015, will be banned from buying cigarettes for life; "slim" cigarettes will be discontinued; and smoking will be prohibited even in outdoor areas of restaurants.
The new draft law that the Ministry of Health is preparing to submit to the Turkish Grand National Assembly in October will ban slim cigarettes, end smoking in outdoor areas of restaurants, and impose a lifetime ban on tobacco sales to those born after 2015.
A new draft law prepared in Turkey as part of the fight against tobacco proposes a lifetime ban on the sale and use of tobacco products for individuals born on or after January 1, 2015.
The new regulations prepared by the Ministry of Health have revealed some striking details. These include a lifelong ban for those born after a certain date and new rules that will change cigarette sales. Here are the details...
The draft law, which the Ministry of Health has been working on for about a year and is planned to be submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly in October, envisages banning the sale of tobacco products to those born after January 1, 2015, for life, and completely ending the production and sale of tobacco products after 2040.
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