Ban on smoking in public places to see significant expansion Saturday New Health Ministry rules will bring tough new limitations to where smokers can get their nicotine hit New rules are set to go into effect Saturday night that will significantly expand an already existing smoking ban in public places
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Nicotine stimulates pain-sensitive nerves at the back of the throat, causing headaches