Seven granted leave to challenge smoking ban at eateries
BernamaPublished: Jan 29, 2019 7:55 AM | Updated: Jan 29, 2019 8:59 AM
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Simple solution. Just like you have halal and non-halal eateries, you can also have smokers and non-smokers eating places. In that way, everyone has a choice. Otherwise just make smoking illegal and see what happens
As a former smoker, I do agree with the ban but at the same time the government should provide an alternative. I work in the KL Sentral area and ever since the ban was imposed I've noticed it's ridiculously hard to smoke in the area and this is where I sympathize. All office buildings, the station, the hotels don't have a proper smoking area and have plastered no smoking signs outside their lobbies also. So now you see alot of smokers standing on the side walks smoking. This is rather unpleasant for both smokers and non smokers. Some adjustments must be made to the regulation.
"Kurang ajar" smokers.