Today, May 31st is “World No Tobacco Day”.
About 3 million people die each year from tobacco-caused diseases worldwide.

Smoking is a disease called “Addiction”. Smoking is said to cause long-term irreparable damage to the lungs and increases the risk of pneumonia by about 3 times. Tobacco contains about 400 dangerous substances, of which about 80 are carcinogens.

In Japan, about 15,000 people die a year from second-hand smoke inhalation of other people's cigarette smoke, and the health effects are serious.
On April 1st, 2020, the Health Promotion Act was revised to prevent second-hand smoke, and it was made mandatory to take measures to prevent second-hand smoke everywhere.

In addition, "Third smoking" which occurs when harmful substances vomited by smokers adhere to clothes, carpets, curtains, walls, etc., are also a problem that cannot be ignored.

Now, doctors and experts around the world are getting the message about the relationship between COVID-19 and tobacco out.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is giving “smoking” the first thing that should not be doing in “Q&A for Tobacco and COVID-19”

(WHO) website contains "THE TOBACCO BODY".
Caution! because it contains shocking illustrations.