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According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Tobacco kills half of those who use it and it is estimated that approximately 700 million children and nearly half the world’s children breathe air polluted by smoke tabac.La of new legislation in South Africa to strengthen existing legislation on smoking in public places, to regulate the manufacture of tobacco products, the marketing of tobacco products to avoid using cigarettes and require new warnings picture-based package of tabac.Certains changes in the law with immediate effect, including: An increase in fines for smoking or allowing smoking in a non-smoking area. The fine for the owner of a restaurant, a pub, a bar and instead of breaking labor laws smoking is now a maximum of R50 000 and R500 for the smoker to smoke in mêmes.Interdiction “partially closed “public places, such as covered patios, porches, balconies, walkways and areas stationnement.Interdiction smoking within 5 meters of all entrées.Les young children are better protected against the harmful effects of secondhand smoke, as asthma, wheezing or bronchitis: Adults can not smoke in a car when a passenger under 12 years is présente.Est prohibits smoking in buildings (including private homes) that are used to being on call Child commercial or school or tutorat.Aucune person aged 18 can be allowed to enter a smoking area. The practice of parents taking babies in the smoking areas in restaurants is interdite.L the tobacco industry can not hold “parties” or use “viral” marketing to target youth. While tobacco advertising was banned in 2000, cigarette companies found other ways to promote cigarettes. He used the Internet, SMS and “buzz” or “viral” marketing to get its messages to teenagers. In viral marketing, representatives of cigarette companies go with a trunk full of cigarettes in clubs, discos, cafes, university campuses and to invite teenagers to parties, pop concerts or major sporting event to which they are attracted to smoking. The sale of tobacco products and persons under the age of 18 is prohibited, and the sale of candy or toys that resemble the products of cigarette vending machines must tabac.machines sell tobacco products only and can be used to sell other products such as crisps and chocolate. Vending machines can be located in areas where minors are not accès.D other changes in the law will come into force later this year, because the Ministry of Health is finalizing regulations. These include: The use of health warnings shown on tobacco packaging. This will give customers clear and truthful information on the harms of smoking in a way they can comprendre.La pollution from tobacco smoke will be reduced further by restricting smoking in certain outdoor areas. Smoking will be away from entrances to buildings and smoking will be restricted in sports stadiums, railway platforms, bus stops and dining al fresco. This means that smoking in football, cricket, rugby and other stages will réglementés.L introduction of self-extinguishing cigarettes, thereby reducing the risk of fire. Smoking causes about 5% of all fires in Africa Sud.Les terms “low tar”, “light” and “mild” are banned. These labels indicate that light cigarettes “are less harmful than regular cigarettes, when they are not. Smokers who switch from cigarettes ‘fair’ to ‘light’ does not reduce their intake of tar or nicotine, or the risk of maladie.Réglementer chemicals that can be added to tobacco products and tobacco manufacturers to report adverse additives used in the process fabrication.Le National Council against Smoking (ANC) welcomed the new law as one who “will be dramatic, important and profound impact on public health and marketing activities the tobacco industry. “ANC Director Dr Yussuf Saloojee said that 22% of South Africans smoked, while four in five (78% of adults) do not smoke and do not want to be exposed to tobacco smoke in public places. “Smoking remains the leading cause of premature death, preventable death in South Africa. Tobacco kills 44 000 South Africans each year (three times more than car accidents). Our efforts to reduce the number of deaths will be facilitated by the new legislation, “said Dr. Saloojee.D other efforts are being made by a local company that presented a solution ashtray outside company if needed.The Group N Ash Supplies Ashtrays Cigarette companies free to improve compliance with laws banning smoking in South Africa nouvelle.Avec millions of smokers now heading outside to smoke, this led to an increase in smoking-related waste – especially cigarette butts discarded. This confirms that the application is both smokers and business owner to use the ashtrays now available. The local council has also seen the value of ashtrays as a way to help reduce waste on our sidewalks aussi.Pour more information on these ashtrays please visit www. ashnad. co. zaPermet to keep South Africa in order.

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If you are a smoker or that you associate with people that smoke, you need to know that smoking is one of the most important causes of heart attack worldwide. In the modern world, smoking is the risk factor most important to produce a greater relative risk for persons aged less than fifty over fifty. Smoked or chewed first hand or second hand, all kinds of tobacco, in whatever form they are used, cause heart attacks and there is more than enough evidence to prove that smoking increases other adverse health conditions. Dangers of smoking are particularly serious if it is often very difficult to find ways in which smoking is beneficial, it is too easy to talk about how it is a health hazard. To be precise, all forms of tobacco use, including different types of smoking and chewing tobacco and inhalation of secondhand smoke are potentially dangerous and should be discouraged. By itself, a cigarette is as common and important as a risk factor that has been described as “the leading cause of preventable illness and death.” Secondhand smoke can be even more dangerous than previously thought. The fact is that smoking remains the leading cause of preventable death and has negative effects on human health at all stages of life. It harms unborn babies, infants, children, adolescents, adults and seniors. In addition to nicotine addiction, cigarette smoke contains chemicals that damage the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system and increases the risk of developing cancer of the lungs and respiratory system. Research shows that there are at least sixty chemicals in cigarette smoke that are cacogenic. Cigarette and tobacco smoke contains highly toxic chemicals such as carbon monoxide, ammonia, formaldehyde, arsenic and cyanide, all of which are products like cigarette burns. Tobacco smoke increases blood pressure, but decreases the flow of oxygen to the brain and body. Smoking is also an important risk factor for other various disorders, including emphysema, chronic bronchitis, stroke and osteoporosis and contribute to early menopause. Smoking has been associated with cancer of the lungs, mouth, esophagus, pancreas, kidney, bladder and cervix. Smoking is associated with higher levels of chronic inflammation, another damaging process that may result from oxidative stress. Smokers have a higher risk of developing a number of chronic disorders, including fatty buildup in arteries, several types of cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (lung problems). Atherosclerosis (buildup of fat in the arteries) is a contributor to the high number of deaths from smoking. The dangers of smoking can not be exhaustively explained. To really stop smoking, you should always ask you why you’re about to light a cigarette. If you think it’s got no reason sensible, DROP IT.

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