Thursday, October 23, 2008

India: the no-smoking police doing its rounds...

At New Delhi railway station, signboards now announce that it's a smoke-free zone. 

"Smoking and spitting are strictly prohibited in this area," the boards say. 

This is one of India's biggest railway stations and is used by nearly half a million people daily. Thousands of people crowd the platforms. 

I'm here with a team of anti-tobacco enforcers from the Delhi authorities who are looking for people violating the ban on smoking in public places which came into effect on 2 October. 

It covers an exhaustive list of places which are defined as public. More + video...

See also:

  1. India bans smoking in public places...
  2. How tobacco companies influenced Hollywood...
  3. Berlin pubs force U-turn on smoking ban...
  4. WTF! Nanny state comes up with "smoking police!!!"

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