Ban smoking in public spaces

[manishsinghon]

Hello guys,

It is very difficult to properly scientifically measure the risk for non-smokers of being exposed to second-hand smoke. To do a proper experiment, scientists would need to find a large group of people who had never been exposed to cigarette smoke before, split them into two groups, and then systematically expose one group to second-hand smoke for a period of time while the other group stayed smoke-free.

They would then have to wait and see if more of the group exposed to second-hand smoke developed lung cancer than the other group over their lives. This would be a very expensive and time-consuming experiment.

Please share your views..

 

[Adwerd]

I agree with you. I am also a smoker and want to quit it but it can't done by me. Have you any idea to quit it? If yes than must share it here with me. I really need it badly. Thanks in advance.

 

[lillyandrew]

I agree with you.

 

[lathakumar]

Smoking is injurious to health.The government announces do not smoke in public places.The people can follow this rule.

 

[ViJiT]

happened in most western countries n it works ..

 

[parthasadhak]

Not really required, Rather get more smoking zones so people aut go there

 

[dbhatt3]

absolutely its should be banned..i hate when people smoke at your face specially near eating areas...u cough or do whatever they are least bothered...i m totally with it

 

[Rashikarwar]

I guess it is banned in most public places.. But there is a smoking zone where the smokers can smoke

 

[manjit.sandhu.5682]

EVEN IF IT IS BANNED PEOPLE CONTINUE TO BREAK THE LAW..

 

[surajkumar]

absolutely its should be banned.Many places it is banned but peoples countinously break the law so i hope management is failiur because in India our law and order is liberal

 

[rehan.khalid.9235]

i agree with you, smoking should be banned in public places.

 

[Nikhilstepper]

why are people so keen in destroying their lives by smoking????

 

[surajkumar]

I agree with you.Smoking is injurious to health and the government announces do not smoke in public places but people can't follow this rule properly most i see many aged peoples near of 60 year age smoke on public places.

 

[rubyclifton]

Do you really think, it would be effective in a country like India? Many a times I've come across a driver of a public transport puffing away to glory sitting on the steering wheel. Only harshest punishments as in Singapore would help the people to mend their ways.