Attention, smokers! the Norwood area of Adelaide is on the verge of smoking!
The ban on smoking will begin on December 1 this year and will include Norwood,Payneham, and St Peter Council. in the non-smoking areas
Smoking is not allowed on the sidewalks or on the streets in these areas.
And will be very sweet to place warning signs for reminders, clear will also set up some cigarette boxes.
However, if smokers are caught on the street, they will only be "educated" and will not be fined.
In the social survey phase earlier this year, 70 percent of people supported the ban, but some said it was "a violation of individual rights."
Only 3 of the 12 owners questioned opposed the ban. The council's aim was to reduce the impact of secondhand smoke on others. After all, secondhand smoke is much more harmful to health than first-hand smoke.
The ban simply prevents people from smoking in these areas, not wherever they go. The ban on smoking is responsible for the health of nearby residents and tourists.
In the next few years, the smoke-free zone will even be extended to the Fullarton Rd area.
The times found that many places where smoking was not banned were now banned. For example, the downstairs of this business building.
Time Jun reminded you old cigarette guns, before swallowing clouds and foggy, check carefully whether this place can smoke, otherwise the police uncle punish to cry in a minute.