Ask the countries' policies on smoking to be detailed.

Some countries' ban policies:

Thailand:

According to the ban on smoking on beaches issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand, from February 1, 218, Thailand banned smoking on 24 beaches in 15 provinces, including famous beach resorts such as Hua Hin, Pattaya, Koh Samui, Phang Nga, Phuket and Krabi. According to the regulations, offenders will face a fine of up to 1, baht or imprisonment for no more than one year, or both.

Philippines, Singapore:

In May p>217, Duterte signed an executive order to ban smoking in outdoor places all over the country. This executive order stipulates that smoking is prohibited in public places, whether indoors or outdoors, and offenders will be punished with imprisonment for up to four months and a fine of 5, pesos (1 peso is about .12 yuan).

In addition, the smoking ban also applies to all kinds of public transport. "Smoking area" can be set up in some public places, but it must be more than 1 meters away from the entrance and exit, equipped with ventilation equipment and with an area of not more than 1 square meters. In addition, there must be a buffer zone between smoking and non-smoking areas. People can also collect evidence to report illegal smokers to the Ministry of Health.

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Anti-smoking policies in other countries

In 28, Portugal passed and implemented a smoking ban, which banned smoking in all indoor places with roofs and four walls except those designated by some hotels and bars. The law is mainly aimed at closed places, but not at open public places.

according to the data released by the European commission, 17 of the 28 member States of the European union have implemented comprehensive smoking ban measures, among which Ireland, Britain, Greece and Spain have the most stringent smoking ban measures, and smoking is prohibited in almost all closed places, public transportation and workplaces. So far, among the EU member states, smoking is only allowed in bars in Slovakia, and other countries have explicitly banned it.

People's Daily Online-Many countries have introduced tobacco control policies and stepped up efforts to ban smoking.