Smoking in public place

Smoking in public places has to be banned? How can this be managed. Direct smoking from sources like cigarettes has a high danger to our health as well as second-hand smoking. Second-hand smoking also known as passive smoking can increase the risk of diseases such as heart attack, lung cancer and emphysema by over 30% in non smokers. Why so should public smoking be allowed. Second-hand smoking has a high effect especially on pregnant women and young persons. Young persons have been found vulnerable to attending clubs, restaurants, and bars where smoking is allowed. Vape-teenagers-Young-cute-girl-in-sunglasses-and-young-handsome-guy-smoke-an-electronic-cigarettes-i ​Teens are more vulnerable to smoking in public because of their bad peer groups and public places like bars.​​​ Secondhand smoke is thought to increase the likelihood of a heart attack by making the blood sticky and more prone to clotting, reducing the amount of cholesterol in the body, and putting individuals at greater risk for dangerous heart rhythms, among other factors. Smoking in public is not something new to us because at least everywhere you go, you will find at least 1 in 15 people smoking. Most smokers have probably inherited this bad behaviour from their friends and, or parents when they were still teens and this behaviour keeps developing into a big and massive thing in our communities. Today people have now settled for more better versions of cigarettes that are more durable and reliable for example the e-cigarette, and other high-tech, fashionable electronic vaping devices. The main reason for why people have failed to avoid public smoking is that the effect of withdrawal effects that affect the body by demanding smoking at times when the user is not in private places.

With that said, how can smoking in public places be managed.