Majority of governors back firmer anti-passive smoking steps: survey

Majority of governors back firmer anti-passive smoking steps: survey

Photo taken July 20, 2017, shows people smoking in Tokyo. Over 70 percent of surveyed governors nationwide think firmer measures are needed to counter passive smoking, but less than half of them support the government's proposal to basically ban indoor smoking at restaurants, a Kyodo News survey showed on July 22. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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