No smoking
October 20, 2019
Smoking can cause lung cancer. Tobacco smoking in Pakistan is legal but over the age of 18. In Pakistan, about 177 million cigarettes are consumed every day. Men, in particular, smoke in public places and it is more dangerous for those around these smokers.
Gutka has been banned because people spit on the roads and make the roads dirty. I humbly request the concerned authorities to look into the matter of prohibiting smoking.
Abrar Moosa Peshbeen
Jiwani
-
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry's Major Critic Reacts As Duke Wants To Reconcile With William -
WhatsApp Tests ‘Guest Mode’ In Limited Beta For Users Without Accounts To Use App -
Piers Morgan Recalls Meeting With Michael B. Jordan After Oscar Win -
Lewis Hamilton Finally Sends Heartfelt Message To Kim Kardashian After Warnings From His Former Girlfriends -
Trump Reveals Republican Lawmaker Neal Dunn’s ‘terminal’ Heart Condition: ‘Dead By June’ -
Andrew Receives New Orders From Palace After Prince William's Humiliating Decision -
From Sci-fi To Sea: US Pacific Fleet Set To Deploy Flying, Wall-climbing Robots On Ships -
'Saturday Night Live' Maker Wants To Make A 'funny' UK Version Amid World Chaos -
Deadly & Less-targeted Meningitis B Confirmed As Strain Behind Kent Outbreak -
More Pleas Hit King Charles’ Office Over Donald Trump State Visit: ‘You’ll Be Embarrassed’ -
'Sinners' Star Michael B. Jordan Drops His Clever Hack To Winning Oscar -
Prince Harry’s Turns To Archie, Lili Over King Charles’ Cancer Battle: ‘It Kills Him’ -
Are Humans Living In Simulation? Scientist Reveals Shocking Evidence -
King Charles Spends Shocking Sum On House With Bizarre Connection To Queen Camilla Vacation Home -
Anthropic Bolsters ‘responsible AI’ Guardrails Against Chemical And Explosive Threat Risks: Here’s Why -
Princesses Beatrice, Eugenie’s Marriages Are In Real Trouble: ‘Their Worlds Are Falling Apart’