A new proposal would ban the production, sale, distribution and import of vapor products.Read More
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It seems unreasonable to ban tobacco smoking on public streets, unless, of course, the operation of internal combustion engines and other such machinery is banned also.Read More
Some tourists are giving smoking a bad name in Macau but resorting to the discharge of firearms seems like an overreaction on behalf of the tobacco police.Read More
For the good of the financial health of Macau's casino gamblers, it is to be hoped that they are banned from drinking while sitting at the tables – or while in a casino for that matter.Read More
Tourists visiting Macau, many of them probably unaware of local customs, are bearing the brunt of fines being handed out for smoking infractions.Read More
From next year, a smoker passing a bus stop will be required to extinguish her cigarette as she passes over a gray line delineating a 10-meter exclusion zone around that stop. Read More
Previously, it would seem that unlike their hoi polloi brothers, non-smokers among the ‘very important people’ visiting Macau’s gambling establishments were not afforded protection from smoke.Read More
Macau has drawn back from an earlier plan that would have seen tobacco smoking banned from all casinos in the city, but smokers will have to smoke in special lounges, not while gambling.Read More
