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Beijing Smokers Face $32 Fine for Lighting up in Public
From 1 June smokers in Beijing will face a fine of $32 if they are caught smoking in public places. China is the world's largest consumer of tobacco.
From Mon 1st June smokers in Beijing will face a fine of $32 if they are caught smoking in public places, including restaurants and public transport. China is the world's largest consumer of tobacco, but health advocates have been pushing for tighter restrictions on sales.
(Photo: Anti-smoking sign on National Stadium in Beijing. Credit: EPA)
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