non-exposed newborns, raising concerns about potential long-term health consequences
Some commenters asked, "Will smoking really disappear just because tobacco sales are banned?" and argued, "With e-cigarettes, alternative smoking products, and illegal products continuing to appear, simply restricting purchases is limited in its impact." Some especially criticized the direction of Korea's tobacco policy, saying, "The UK is creating a smoke-free generation for public health, while Korea only repeats discussions about raising cigarette prices," and argued, "Practical health promotion policies should take priority over tax revenue." With such sharply divided opinions, legislative discussions on protecting future generations from tobacco and nicotine addiction are expected to intensify in Korean society as well
Potential buyers or renters may be deterred by the lingering smell and discoloration, leading to lower property values and extended vacancy periods
Former Federal Police Officer and illicit tobacco expert Rohan Pike joined Justin Smith to discuss the way the black market is adapting to law enforcement
