Senna Wales
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Sinkies really no original ideas, have to copy from NZ.
Yes. Ban it. But govt no courage to do so. Only tray clearing crap they dare to implement lawsThat’s correct. Ban it once and for all. Let’s be the first for the right reasons at least once.
Because $$$$/revenue generated... even no advertisement, company can still pay influencers...I don't see a need to. Just educate our kids and set an example for them. Is that so hard? My wife and I don't smoke. When my father in law moved in on weekdays to help us with our kids, he also had to quit for their sake (and his own, he has heart disease).
we have casinos in Singapore and u expect them to stop selling tobbaco?Some 30 years, 10,950 packs, and 219,000 cigarettes after my grandfather got hooked on smoking, he died from lung cancer, aged 60, when I was in primary school. My grandmother, who never touched a cigarette in her life but breathed in second-hand fumes every day, died soon after, also from cancer.
My own experience with smoking was more sporadic. My first puff in college was on a classmate's light - or low-strength - cigarette, which I did not find appealing. Years later, I tried a friend's "ice blast" cigarette which had menthol capsules. It tasted less acrid because of the added flavour.
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https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/lets-have-a-tobacco-free-generation-in-singapore
No black market if there is interdiction at the borders. Sure, some will come in - but how many can afford the much steeper costs?Can legally ban, but it will just encourage black market for tobacco products. Education is still the key.
Treat smokers like drug addicts. Any persons found with more than 15 sticks will be deemed to be drug trafficking and subjected to capital punishment.Some 30 years, 10,950 packs, and 219,000 cigarettes after my grandfather got hooked on smoking, he died from lung cancer, aged 60, when I was in primary school. My grandmother, who never touched a cigarette in her life but breathed in second-hand fumes every day, died soon after, also from cancer.
My own experience with smoking was more sporadic. My first puff in college was on a classmate's light - or low-strength - cigarette, which I did not find appealing. Years later, I tried a friend's "ice blast" cigarette which had menthol capsules. It tasted less acrid because of the added flavour.
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https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/lets-have-a-tobacco-free-generation-in-singapore
Didn’t work for drugs . Why would it work for cigjust make it death penalty to be smoking or in possession of tobacco.... confirm nobody dare to smoke...![]()
Wait till you get neighbour from hell. And 2nd hand smoke come into your home.I don't see a need to. Just educate our kids and set an example for them. Is that so hard? My wife and I don't smoke. When my father in law moved in on weekdays to help us with our kids, he also had to quit for their sake (and his own, he has heart disease).
Because drug is more addictive than cigarettes.Didn’t work for drugs . Why would it work for cig
Then smoking fumes can ban from coming out of your windows too? Cooking fumes causes cancer too, go google.Ban smoking in balconies and windows of flats and houses.
Cancer risk from second hand smoke is just as bad as first hand.
Oh man this is dumb. Care to share the data on how much tobacco “industry” contribute to local economy?The ban will never happen. In this country there are 3 industries that pump our economy: Pharma, Tobacco and alcohol. The tax sales of these 3 industry is why you sinkies living fairly good comfy life in SG. So good that none of you sinkies want to migrate or come back to SG after migrating overseas lol
You think singapore is North Korea huh.Treat smokers like drug addicts. Any persons found with more than 15 sticks will be deemed to be drug trafficking and subjected to capital punishment.