However, he says employees can voluntarily mitigate this risk by meeting the reasonable alternative standard established by the employer
Kelesidis T, Tran E, Arastoo S, Lakhani K, Heymans R, Gornbein J, Middlekauff HR
The Smoking and Use of Tobacco Products (Control) Ordinance, 2024 is set to be tabled at the meeting of the Advisory Council tomorrow (24 October) E-cigarettes, vapes to be banned Vape users can be fined Tk5,000 Sale of loose cigarettes, bidis, chewing tobacco to be stopped No sale of tobacco products by floating vendors, hawkers Licences to be issued for shops selling tobaccos No tobacco sales within 100 metres of schools, parks Smoking won't be allowed in non-motorised vehicles such as rickshaws either No smoking in public places, including tea stalls, coffee shops and restaurants, among others The interim government plans to enact a new ordinance with stricter tobacco control measures, which will ban the sales of e-cigarettes, vapes, loose cigarettes, bidis, and chewing tobacco (zarda)
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These complications can range from mild to severe
