SAUDI ARABIA – Saudi’s smoking ban

August 2012

SAUDI Arabia is taking firm steps to try and stamp out underage smoking. The Kingdom has launched a ban on the sale of tobacco to teenagers. The new law, which recently came into effect, is intended to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking. Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs undersecretary, Yousef Bin Saleh Al-Saif...

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