Tobacco -free future: strict rules for World Nut Rauma Day 2025!
Tobacco -free future: strict rules for World Nut Rauma Day 2025!
The Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism has published specific instructions on the implementation of the law on prevention and control of tobacco damage. The aim is to promote resolution No. 173/2024 of the National Assembly, which includes a ban on e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products. This initiative takes place in the context of the World Smoking Day on May 31st and the national non -smoking week, which will be celebrated from May 25th to 31, 2025.
The topic of the national non -smoking week is "uncovering false appeals". The ministry instructions require all agencies and units in the field of culture, sport and tourism to strictly enforce smoking bans at work. This includes the installation of smoke bans in the workplaces and the integration of the prevention of tobacco damage into the work plans.
strict monitoring and information work
Regular checks to comply with the regulations are required to enforce the regulations for smoke -free areas. In addition, increased information and propaganda thesis on the law on drug prevention and resolution No. 173/2024 are warned. Organizations are also asked to use banner and slogans on the occasion of the World Niche Smoking Day.
Events such as rallies, seminars, conferences and competitions are to be organized in order to educate the public about the harmful effects of tobacco consumption. A special focus is also on the health risks associated with the consumption of vapes and e-cigarettes.
risks of vapes and e-cigarettes
According to current reports, 1.7 percent of people from the age of 25 and 3.5 percent of people in the age group of 18- to 24-year-olds are users of Vapes and e-cigarettes. These devices are available in sweet flavors such as strawberry, mango and popcorn, which increases their attractiveness, especially for younger users. Professor Wolfram Windisch, President of the German Society for Pneumology and ventilation medicine, pleads for a ban on aroma substances, since the dangers of these products in Germany are often underestimated.He warns that the bitter taste of nicotine is covered by aroma substances and that these fabrics could make children and adolescents into long -term consumers. The World Health Organization (WHO) has already identified 16,000 different aroma substances, which increases concern about the possible health effects of these products.
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