Singapore has made a commendable effort to stop people from smoking in public places and to reduce smoking prevalence with measures such as taxation and plain packaging.
Despite this, the issue of second-hand smoke is not going away any time soon. In a city as densely populated as Singapore, it does not take many smokers to expose a lot of people.
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