This revision is intended to close that loophole
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This is an evidence-based tobacco prevention strategy that will save lives and cut costs for taxpayers who are collectively shouldering the health care costs of tobacco-related illnesses, she said.
Additionally, if you and other concerned neighbors have identified which apartments/condos are responsible for the smoke issues, you can ask management to send notes to those tenants informing them that they're in violation of their lease or the building's bylaws
In a country where most consumer goods are scarce, cigarettes are somehow everywhere handed over as gifts, slipped across counters as bribes, and traded as an informal currency
If unsure, ask staff
