What are the no-smoking signs?

20 1 1 to 1, smoking is completely banned in all indoor public places, indoor workplaces, public transport and other possible outdoor workplaces in China. This is a goal put forward according to the requirements of the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which stipulates that the office buildings of ministries and agencies are completely smoke-free, and no smoking is allowed in the no-smoking areas, no cigarettes are allowed to be handed to others, no cigarettes are allowed to be respected by leaders and no cigarettes are allowed to be respected by others.

Smoking prohibition measures in various countries

1, France: In order to enforce the smoking ban, more than170,000 "cigarette policemen" patrol public places in France. These "cigarette policemen" are composed of police, gendarmes and military patrols. Once anyone is found to have violated the smoking ban, the "cigarette police" has the right to impose a fine of 68 euros (about 707 yuan) on the violator, and the illegal public places will be fined twice.

2. Britain: smokers in public places will be fined 50 pounds once they are found, and those who throw cigarette butts everywhere will be fined 80 pounds. For bars, clubs and other legal places where smoking is prohibited, if the "No Smoking" sign is not posted, the person in charge will be fined 200 to 1000, and the owner or employer who ignores the smoker's violation of the smoking ban law will face a maximum fine of 2,500.

3. Germany: Smoking is prohibited on all trains, buses and taxis in Germany; In principle, smoking is not allowed in public places such as federal government departments, schools, hospitals and savings offices. State-run restaurants must provide protection for non-smokers; The target age of tobacco sales has been raised from 16 to 18.

4. North Korea: One of the important measures to ban smoking in North Korea is to "deprive smokers of the right to further their studies in universities". This means that those underage smokers or student smokers will lose the opportunity to go to college for further study, and the doors of all universities in North Korea will be closed to smokers.