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Smoking Ban in Beijing Web> Special> Smoking Ban in Beijing RSS Feed An Inconvenient Truth Only a stricter and wider ban on smoking in public places will rid China of the health burdens caused by tobacco  Stubbing Out Smoking Beijing, home to 4 million smokers, is to introduce a gradual cigarette ban  No More Butts All restaurants, bars and Internet cafes are also ordered to designate smoke-free areas   Special

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