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France to ban smoking outdoors in most places: minister

  • The new ban, which will enter into force on July 1, will cover all spaces where children could be present
  • The ban will also extend to schools, to stop students smoking in front of them
By AFP ·

Pakistan smoking-related deaths surpass South Asia, global averages — survey

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Malaysia foreign minister to be fined for smoking at eatery

By AFP ·

UK PM Starmer supports tougher outdoor smoking rules to ease pressure on health service

By Reuters ·

Kuwait launches anti-smoking campaign to safeguard children

By Arab News ·

Lebanese crowned No.1 ‘puff-daddies’ as world’s biggest spenders on cigars

By Arab News ·

PIF establishes Badael Company in bid to reduce smoking prevalence in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
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What other Arab countries can learn from Saudi Arabia’s fight against tobacco use

By Nadia Al Faour ·
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Tobacco majors spent billions on R&D of reduced-risk alternatives to smoking since 2008, says exec

By Dana Alomar ·

Conflicting reports about smoke-free alternatives are main hurdle in quitting cigarettes, says survey

By Arab News ·
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Can the Arab world contemplate a future without tobacco use?

By Farah Heiba ·

Pakistan wins WHO award for anti-tobacco campaign

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Smoking heightens COVID-19 risk: Study

By Arab News ·

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