Smoking is not only harm to smoker but also those who are near by.Therefore smoking should banned in public places. To what extend do you agree or disagree

Everyone agrees that smoking is hazardous to
health
. It will not only affect the smoker but
also
harms
people
who breathe in the smoke. I completely
agree
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the statement that smoking should be banned in public related
areas
such
as schools, toilets, bus interchanges..etc because it gives only negative effects on both country's economic and individual
health
.
To begin
with as thinking of a government that public
health
is standing as a major role to be a developed country. It is no doubt that smoking provides lots of
health
issues
such
as lung cancer, diabetes, oral cancer ..etc.
As a result
,
this
makes government spend more budget on the public
health
care sector. One of the effective methods, in order to reduce
people
's smoking habits and to care about public
health
, is to prohibit smoking in common
areas
.
For instance
, in Singapore, smoking is not allowed in all public
areas
both indoors and outdoors unless designated place to smoke. Another factor to consider is smoking costs you a lot for
health
as well as financial issues as an individual problem. Nowadays, the price of a pack of cigarettes is almost 15$ in Singapore. It will drain your income by spending that unnecessary stuff in your daily life.
Also
, it is not cheap for medical expenses if you have smoking-related diseases.
Moreover
, the nicotine produces from a cigarette affects the
people
who breathe it in.
Therefore
, it occurs numerous defects in both smokers and their surrounding
people
especially pregnant women and elderly
people
.
Thus
, it should be a problem by doing an act of a person affects to others and love ones. From my point of view, avoiding smoking in crowded places shows respect to other non-smokers. As
such
it can be concluded that removing the habit of smoking in non-private
areas
is a good practice for smokers and
also
promotes
health
for the public.
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