Tobacco plant is the same as botanical family such as tomatoes, potatoes
Peppers or eggplants. Adaptive types, which can be growing economically from 50 degree northern and 40 degree southern. More than 100 counties are growing tobacco like China is growing the most then United State of America, Brazil, India and Turkey. Indonesia grows cultivated which is called by name” bright tobacco” the reason is because of its yellow to orange colour, just like Virginia tobacco after the United State of America. This type of grows mainly subtropical region with light rainfall. In Indonesia this type of tobacco is mostly produced in Lombok Island. Asia is the tiniest and hardest type, grown in hot climate such as Indonesia. These condition and high
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Other than that, having a few places create tobacco quality, usually grows for supermarket domestic or cigarette quality lows, tingwe (linting dhewe) just like tobacco Kaponan from Ponorogo.
4.2 Tobacco control laws
Indonesia has rules and lows just like every others countries in the world, here some of the low of the republic of Indonesia number 40 year 1999 about press by the grace of God almighty the president of the republic of Indonesia.
• Smoke free places
Smoking is illegal on public transport and in the following public places: healthcare facilities, educational facilities, and places of worship. In other types of public places and in workplaces, designated smoking areas must be provided. With respect to outdoor places, children’s playgrounds must be smoke free. The realization of smoke free places and smoking-restricted places, however, requires passage of laws by local governments. The national law does not set a limit by which local governments must act, so some local governments have passed smoke free legislation while others have not. Sub-national jurisdictions may pass smoke free
Every day in America families’ gathers together to celebrate special events or the accomplishments of one of its members. Many times these special moments can be ruined or brought to an abrupt end due to others nearby smoking. Public spaces should be safe and accessible to all members of society to use without the inconvenience of someone else’s smoking ruining their outing or causing health issues to flare up such as, asthma. People do have the right to choose to smoke if they desire, but nonsmokers have the right to go out to public places with their family and not be exposed to harmful secondhand smoke. Studies have shown that secondhand smoke is just as harmful as smoking and leads to a higher occurrence of cancer and heart disease. Furthermore,
and The question is why the freedom to smoke in a designated area in public places a problem. If you are outside are in close area people are still exposed to the fumes of second hand smoke. Can the option of smoking be left up to the public rather or not an individual should smoke in public. Where does the line end in the rights of a person the right to inhale clean air, the right to excise your right to smoke in public? Non-Smokers have the right to smoke free clean air environment, and smokers have a personal right to smoke in designated smoking areas. In this research paper I will talk about the controversy issue of second-hand smoke in public places and the privilege to smoke in public.
Apart from filtered cigarettes, unfiltered nicotine is also smoked (beedi, cigar etc) throughout the country and especially in the rural settings. Among the other places that should have been selected for such kind of evaluation of nicotine in the air are the apartments. With growing apartment culture, where the concentration of people is more at a given area, high nicotine in the atmosphere if present may cause serious health hazards. Public parks, gardens and the places where people go for walks for want of fresh air may also be considered as potential areas for exposure to second hand smoke (SHS) and should be measured for the presence of nicotine in the air.
While some countries are facing challenges with the increase in smoking prevalence, many countries are realizing significant reduction in smoking and tobacco-related disease through adoption and implementation of comprehensive tobacco control programs. The World Health Organization (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), a multilateral treaty to fight against the tobacco epidemic presents an outline for countries to reduce both the demand and supply of tobacco. Parties to the WHO FCTC undertake several
Government regulation of tobacco has come under some fierce opposition. Naturally the big tobacco companies do not want any type of regulation and yet one company was a quiet supporter. This company, the Altria Group which is a parent company of Philip Morris, believed the bill would pass so they wanted to make sure they had a say when the bill would be discussed. They believed they could handle regulation they just did not want to see tobacco outlawed for good.
The proliferation of smoking bans means that, in many states, it is extremely difficult to find a place where it is legal to smoke in public. The smell of cigarette smoke also creates problems for people who live or work with non-smokers. And because cigarette smoking involves an open flame, there are safety concerns as
The department of health enforces the (MCIAA) and also fines up to 10,000 against proprietors who violate the policy. If caught smoking at a public place where smoking is prohibited, an individual can be cited with a misdemeanor. Even the local government can enact sticker measures than the ones provided in the (MCIAA) to prevent secondhand smoking. People who control public places are also the responsible parties for enforcing the policy and posting signs that prohibit smoking in the areas. Providing ashtrays and matches are prohibited at public places where smoking is illegal. Also at restaurants it’s prohibited to serve an individual that chooses to smoke when it’s prohibited. If for some reason a smoker refuses to
Indonesia is noted to be the fifth largest consumer of cigarettes in the world, consuming 21.5 billion cigarettes annually. Approximately 34.5% adults Indonesians are tobacco users. (Aditama) Majority of smokers begin smoking daily between ages 15-19. Among Indonesians aged 13-15 years old, 41% of boys and 3.5% girls were daily cigarette smokers with the consumption of 10-12 cigarettes daily. (Susilowati) Gender, education and environment are contributing factors to cigarette smoking. Smoking prevalence is low among girls due to cultural views on female and cigarette habits. Female smokers are viewed as socially inappropriate and are associated with negative connotations such as impolite and ill mannered. The prevalence of
A controversy over tobacco has been the main interest of the Indian Government and Tobacco Industries. The value of profit and ethical concerns are the primary factors underlying the debate between two opposing parties.
Smoking at parks and other public outdoor venues should not be allowed as it delivers a wrong message. In order to decrease the amount of people smoking, children should be taught from a young age and allowing smokers to smoke at places where children are mostly present will have a bad influence on
Smoking has been a serious issue in our country for many years. Many states have laws that say where and when citizens can smoke in public. In Ohio, people can not longer smoke inside restaurants, bars and public buildings because of the proven health risks that smoking causes. Smoking should be banned in all states in all public spaces due to the dangerous effects of both firsthand and secondhand smoke, the lingering odor, and the harm from smoking in businesses or workplaces.
Most commonly, the substance are the dried leaves of the tobacco plant which are rolled into a small square of rice paper to be created into a small cylindrical form called “cigarette”. Cigarette smoke contains over 4,000 chemicals, including 43 known cancer-causing (carcinogenic) compounds and 400 other toxins which is why business establishments within Dumaguete City should strictly implement the smoking ban in order for to prevent lung cancer, lessen environmental pollution, and avoid nuisance to the
Here in Indonesia we can easily find gudang garam cigarette, since people here are enthusiast with cigarette they sell it everywhere. We can found it in the small minimarket, supermarket, mall ,and etc. There are also some posters across the street in Indonesia about gudang garam. Even though the gudang garam wrote about the disadvantages about smoking but, still the consumer of gudang garam is the most higher compare to another brand of cigarettes.
This has been recognised as a major issue for the country and there are several things being done to try to stop it, such as the smoking ban in public places which was enforced on March the 26th 2006. It is now illegal to smoke in pubs, clubs and enclosed places. After a
Other countries, meanwhile, is also preparing to adopt a new anti-tobacco law. To begin with, smoking in public places will be limited. Cafes, restaurants, entrances of apartment buildings,