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In some countries, people are no longer allowed to smoke in many public places and office buildings. Do you think this is a good rule or a bad rule?

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Smoking is injurious to
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. There are a number of countries where smoking is commonly used
places
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 is prohibited,
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 as cinemas, offices, and other publicly used locations. I believe it's a great law that can prevent indirect smoking and make
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 more livable and productive. I have explained my points of view in
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 paragraphs. To commence with, it's scientifically proved that passive smoking is the same destructive for the
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 as active smoking. Cigarette smoke can cause many critical
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 conditions
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 as cancer, heart fatigue and high blood pressure.
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 reduces immune system strength which
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 invites other viral infections in the human body. Any country can't be developed well if it has more unhealthy people reside in.
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, in developing countries like Pakistan,
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smoking habit is a really big problem over there, which causes many
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 issues among the population which mitigate its economical growth.
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, passive smoking makes offices less productive which affects business and the overall work environment,
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, there are different kinds of people who come office to work, many have various problems and allergies to smoke, if smoking is allowed in the workplace, all employees except smoker can face different
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 issues at the office which badly affect business growth. I totally support that smoking in public
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 is not advantageous for nations and offices, so
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 law should be kept like
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 and the government should try to apply
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 law to other public
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such
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 as public washrooms, swimming pools, parties and social gatherings.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • secondhand smoke
  • passive smoking
  • respiratory issues
  • health conditions
  • cigarette butts
  • littering
  • promote a healthier lifestyle
  • smoking rates
  • workplace productivity
  • absenteeism
  • smoke-free environment
  • rights of non-smokers
  • inclusive
  • personal freedom
  • governmental overreach
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