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The use of mobile phone in public places is an antisocial as smoking . Smoking is banned in certain places , so mobile phones should be banned in same way . To what extent do you agree or disagree ?

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Society is against to use of mobile
phones
 in public like smoking.
In particular
areas
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 the smoking is banned
,
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 so that a cell
phone
 ought to be not allowed in the same way. I totally disagree with
this
 because smoking injurious to health whereas the mobile
phone
 is not.
This
 essay describes why mobile
phones
 should not be banned, with a reasoned conclusion.
Firstly
, the main reason for not banning mobile
phones
 is, it is not as harmful as smoking. Smoking directly affects the lungs of the human body and it causes lungs cancer. When any individual smokes in public areas, not only he/she but
also
 to the persons present
besides
 him are to be affected by the smoke of cigarette which reveals the toxic gas;
however
, the mobile
phones
 only generate electromagnetic waves which is not so harmful.
Furthermore
, the mobile
phone
 is a very important instrument at work as well as in personal life. It is a very crucial device of communication amongst colleagues.
for example
, if the Account manager wants to announce the meeting date
then
 he can do
this
 in just a few seconds with the help of a mobile
phone
. To communicate with family members only mobile
phones
 are the best way in recent time.
In addition
, It is an integral part of human life without
this
 human life can not be even imagined. Smoking is not important as a mobile
phone
.
thus
, there is no need to banned cell
phones
 in public places. To conclude, I do not agree with banning mobile
phones
 as it is not injurious to health compared to smoking as well as it is an important thing for them.
Submitted by Shweta kakadiya on

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