The bill, which would also limit tobacco advertising and sponsorship, aims to help tackle a public health crisis in the world's second-largest cigarette market after China. The number of sale points will be reduced.
MOSCOW: The Russian government has backed proposed legislation that would ban smoking in public places, paving the way for the draft law to be debated in parliament.
The bill, which would also limit tobacco advertising and sponsorship, aims to help tackle a public health crisis in the world's second-largest cigarette market after China. The number of sale points will be reduced.
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