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A allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces new smoking allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces was introduced in China's allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces city Beijing on June the 1st. It coincides with World No Tobacco Day. The World Health Organization (WHO) welcomed allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces. The law bans smoking in allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces indoor public allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces, on public transport and in allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces. Anyone who smokes in these places will get a allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces fine. Restaurants will have a big allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces to play in making the ban works. Restaurant owners will get a heavy fine if people smoke in their restaurants. The public is also being asked to report allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces who breaks the law and smokes in public.

A WHO spokesperson said: "We applauded Beijing for its allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces and determined leadership in protecting the allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces of its people by making allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces places smoke-free. We are delighted to be allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces recognising the Beijing Municipal Government." There are still allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces of millions of smokers in China. The allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces is the world's biggest tobacco producer and has the allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces smokers. There are around 300 million smokers in China. This is allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces the same allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces as the population of the USA. More than one allalmostanyonebanbigcapitalcountryformallyhealthhundredsitmillionmostpartplacespublicsizestrongtoughworkplaces Chinese die each year from diseases caused by smoking.