Beijing imposes strict indoor smoking ban citywide
Beijing began China's toughest ban on smoking in public places. The rule makes all indoor public spaces off limits and closes smoking rooms at the main airport terminal. Fines rise to 200 yuan for violators with business owners liable for enforcement up to 10 000 yuan.
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Public smoking ban prompts mixed views and penalties
Public concern rises over a new smoking ban with potential fines around 1600 yuan. While many residents back the rule, questions remain on enforcement. Xu Jiawen, a housewife and mother of a four month old, says secondhand smoke harms health and urges everyone to stop smoking in public places.
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