Public places are bars, restaurants, discos, toilets, sporting stadiums, cinemas, work, street, shops schools and transports. In some countries, smoking is already banned and in a few of these public places such as schools, cinemas and public transports. The groups of people who smoke are now changing. Over 55% of all smokers are aged between 12 and 24, while in the 1960's; only 15% of the total smokers were aged between 12 and 24. About 46% of all males in the general …showed first 75 words of 1117 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1117 total…people in 1 day die because of smoke-related diseases. Estimates show that tobacco will become the biggest killer by 2030. By then, cigarettes will be killing 10 million people a year if the current trend continues and 70% of them will be attributed by people in developing countries. In all, I think that smoking should be banned in public places because I can't see why something that could save so many lives by changing a simple rule is permitted.