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Shanghai implements stricter smoking ban Source: Xinhua2017-03-0123:29:57 SHANGHAL, March 1(Xinhua)--a stricter smoking ban took effect on Wednesday in Shanghai, banning smoking in indoor public places, workplaces and public transport. The new regulation bans smoking in indoor areas of hotels, restaurants entertainment venues, as well as airports, and train and port stations It also prohibits smoking outdoors at certain public venues visited by children including schools, after-school educational institutions and childrens hospitals Outdoor auditoriums in stadiums are also subject to the ban The ban was passed by the municipal legislature in November It is an amendment to the city's tobacco control rule implemented in 2010 a recent survey showed 23.3 percent of adults in Shanghai were smokers, about 4.89 million people Individual violators of the new ban can be fined 5o to 200 yuan ( 7.2 to 29 U.S. dollars), and venue operators violating the ban face fines up to 30,000 yuan. China has 316 million smokers, with a further 740 million exposed to second-hand smoke

Shanghai implements stricter smoking ban • Source: Xinhua 2017-03-01 23:29:57 • SHANGHAI, March 1 (Xinhua) -- A stricter smoking ban took effect on Wednesday in Shanghai, banning smoking in indoor public places, workplaces and public transport. • The new regulation bans smoking in indoor areas of hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, as well as airports, and train and port stations. • It also prohibits smoking outdoors at certain public venues visited by children, including schools, after-school educational institutions and children's hospitals. Outdoor auditoriums in stadiums are also subject to the ban. • The ban was passed by the municipal legislature in November. It is an amendment to the city's tobacco control rule implemented in 2010. • A recent survey showed 23.3 percent of adults in Shanghai were smokers, about 4.89 million people. • Individual violators of the new ban can be fined 50 to 200 yuan (7.2 to 29 U.S.dollars), and venue operators violating the ban face fines up to 30,000 yuan. • China has 316 million smokers, with a further 740 million exposed to second-hand smoke

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Basic information about tobacco Tobacco is the only consumer product proven to kill more than half ofits regular users CP12471452

CP1247145-2 Tobacco is the only consumer product proven to kill more than half of its regular users Basic information about tobacco

Tobacco Kills more americans each Year Than alcohol Cocaine. Crack. Heroin. Homicide. Suicide. Car Accidents Fires and aids combined Causes of Death Annual Number of Deaths Tobacco vs Other Tobacco Secondhand Smoke…500 Alcohol (ncl. drunk drlvlng).....105,0003 Tobacco Cocaine Crack Heroin& Morphine…… 2,400° Homicide Suicide 31,000 Car Accidents 25,0005 Fires AIDS 3100° Fires 'U.S. Centers For Disease Control, 1988 data "U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Car Accldents ETS Compendium, 1986 data HeroIn& MorphIne PU.S. Centers For Disease Control, 1987 data HomIcide " Nalional Center For Health Statistics, 1988 data Secondhand Suicide 'Nalional Safety Council, 1989 dala Cocaine Crack .U. S. Centers For DIsease Control, 1990 data Alcohol

Tobacco Kills More Americans Each Year Than Alcohol, Cocaine, Crack, Heroin, Homicide, Suicide, Car Accidents, Fires and AIDS combined (Chart of health effects- to be scanned in)

50% of these smokers will die in middle age(ages 30-69)

50% of these smokers will die in middle age (ages 30-69)

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Hatched areas indicate proportions of deaths related to tobacco use. Tobacco Is a Risk Factor for 6 of the World’s 8 Leading Causes of Death

Future Tobacco Deaths By 2025 10 million deaths every year 7 million in developing world- Asia Will eventually kill 650 million smokers% of current world population Tobacco expected to kill 1 billion people in th 1s centuryl CP1247145-3

Future Tobacco Deaths By 2025 • 10 million deaths every year •7 million in developing world – Asia •Will eventually kill 650 million smokers – 10% of current world population •Tobacco expected to kill 1 billion people in this century! CP1247145-3