The article states that the number of people affected by second-hand smoke in India is increasing. People who are close to the smoker can also be exposed to harmful substances in the smoke.
The article explained that exposure to smoke at home, workplaces and other public places can have adverse effects on the health of children, the elderly and other family members. In addition to reducing smoking, measures to prevent second-hand smoke need to be given priority.
Victims of second-hand smoke on the rise in India
The article states that not only the people who smoke but also those around them are affected by the smoke. It explains that second-hand smoke can have long-term effects on health.
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- Secondhand smoke is a threat to health problems.
- Children and family members are more likely to be affected.
