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Japan Wrestles Over Smoking Ban As Olympics Loom
Tokyo risks being one of the unhealthiest Olympic Games hosts in years, as an anti-smoking law exposes deep rifts over tobacco tax revenue, personal freedom and the dangers of passive smoking, which kills thousands of Japanese each year.
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Philippines Set to Roll Out Tough No-Smoking Law
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to sign a regulation this month banning smoking in public across Southeast Asia's second-most populous country, rolling out among the toughest anti-tobacco laws in the region.
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British City Becomes First to Impose Public Smoking Curbs
The British city of Bristol has become the country's first to test smoke-free zones in outdoor public places, without imposing an outright ban, officials said on Monday.
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ITC Slumps 4% over Tough Provisions of Anti-Smoking Bill
Tobacco companies such as ITC and Godfrey Philips India fell sharply on Wednesday as the government moved to amend the anti-smoking law, which proposes radical changes such as banning sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
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Japan Wrestles Over Smoking Ban As Olympics Loom
Tokyo risks being one of the unhealthiest Olympic Games hosts in years, as an anti-smoking law exposes deep rifts over tobacco tax revenue, personal freedom and the dangers of passive smoking, which kills thousands of Japanese each year.
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Philippines Set to Roll Out Tough No-Smoking Law
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is set to sign a regulation this month banning smoking in public across Southeast Asia's second-most populous country, rolling out among the toughest anti-tobacco laws in the region.
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British City Becomes First to Impose Public Smoking Curbs
The British city of Bristol has become the country's first to test smoke-free zones in outdoor public places, without imposing an outright ban, officials said on Monday.
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ITC Slumps 4% over Tough Provisions of Anti-Smoking Bill
Tobacco companies such as ITC and Godfrey Philips India fell sharply on Wednesday as the government moved to amend the anti-smoking law, which proposes radical changes such as banning sale of loose cigarettes and raising the minimum age of a person buying tobacco products to 21 years from existing 18.
