Smoking Cypriot not right to take stringent regulations to fight against smoking

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Smoking Cypriot not right to take stringent regulations to fight against smoking

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Smokers Cypriot fish among the most faithful pump in the European Union have also behaved after new anti-smoking rules were in force at the basket Year's Day.

    Police, not to destroy parts, with one eye closed, people smoking in public places, on New Year's Day, but after Saturday, they began tracking the rules violate looking for restaurants, cafes , nightclubs and entertainment.

    There were no reports that anyone accused of smoking as smoking and local landowners, stimulated by a stiff € 2,000 fine, decided to comply with regulations prohibiting smoking in enclosed public spaces.

    Owner of the premises, made a $ 1,000 fine, large red letters "No smoking" signs and smokers flocked to the great outdoors to enjoy their train.

    "We do not want the price of years of smoking a cigarette, but it's a bit embarrassing to go to smoke outside," said one smoker.

    However, the ban has been eager to smoke.

    "It is high time that people could enjoy a trip without suffering from passive smoking" was the reaction of a non-smoker.

    European statistics show that second place just the Greek Cypriots in the dissemination of smoking, with about 39 percent of the population smoke at least 20 cigarettes per day.

    Authorities act decisively, after investigations showed that Cypriot children a high level of nicotine in the blood by passive smoking.

    Restaurant owners and night club had complained vehemently against the new ban, branded as one of the toughest in Europe. They asked equipped for smoking in separate areas of their bodies with adequate ventilation allowed, but when they chose to follow the law, while discussing their claims.

    The ban accentuates the existing 2002 law that is forbidden to smoke in public places, but was most trampled on.

    There was no evidence of fears that the owner of the premises it would lose the economic and analysts do not expect a significant reduction in the number of smokers support the ban.

    But at least one man has given up smoking since the Eban th.

    Loucas Louca Minister of Justice the question whether the ban on government ministers should be applied as well, replied: "I smoked 15 days before the ban came into force."