Why Smoking is a major issue of the non smokers?

Passive smoking is the inhalation of smoke.There are some 4000 known chemicals in tobacco smoke; more than 50 of them are known to cause cancer in humans. Tobacco smoke in enclosed spaces is breathed in by everyone, exposing smokers and non-smokers alike to its harmful effects.

The vast majority of smokers begin using tobacco products well before the age of 18 years. It was predicted that if the pattern seen nowadays continued, a lifetime of tobacco use would result in the deaths of 250 million children and young people alive today, most of them in developing countries.

Most Dangerous Fact about Passive Smoking :

Around 700 million children, or almost half of the world’s children, breathe air polluted by tobacco smoke.
It cause the same problems as direct smoking, including cardiovascular disease,Lung cancer,Respiratory disease,bronchitis,asthma attacks
Can cause all type of cancer including Lung Cancer,Brest Cancer,
Low weight baby at the time  of birth of children.
Premature Baby.
Sudden death of children
Learning difficulties, developmental delays, and neurobehavioral effects to children
200 000 workers die every year due to exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke at work.

Where the Non Smoker most Effected by Smoking:

Railway Station
Home
Market
Bus Stop
Bar
Cinema Hall
Social Gathering like Marriage party,Birthday party & bachelors party
Night Club

Who is Responsible:

The Smokers
Common people who are overlook this matter
Political Leader ( Often get bribe from Cigarette Company)
Police (Most corrupted)
You & Me (Because we are silent)

What Need To Do:

Claiming your right to public places that are 100% smoke-free inside.
Protest to Local Security officer
Protest to Local Political Leader
Boycott the Smokers
Written Protest to Higher Authority
Write Letter to Media

What is Secure:
Only 100% smoke-free environments provide effective protection

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