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Milan Says No To Outdoor Smoking In Italy’s Toughest Ban

Last updated: January 1, 2025 9:37 am
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In a bid to improve air quality and protect public health, Milan has implemented its toughest smoking ban yet. Smokers in Italy’s financial and fashion capital now face fines ranging from 40 to 240 euros if caught lighting up on city streets or crowded public areas.

The ban, which came into effect on Wednesday, has sparked mixed reactions among residents. While some believe the measure is excessive, others welcome the move as a step towards cleaner air.

The new prohibition, part of Milan’s air quality ordinance passed in 2020, extends the ban on smoking to all public spaces, including streets. Certain isolated areas where a distance of at least 10 metres can be maintained from others are exempt from the ban.

Local officials hope that the measure will help reduce airborne particulates and protect citizens, especially children, from passive smoking. The ban does not apply to e-cigarettes.

The smoking ban in Milan is just one of many efforts across Europe to curb smoking and improve public health. With Italy’s health ministry attributing 93,000 deaths per year to smoking, the country is taking steps to address the issue and create a healthier environment for its citizens.

As Milan gears up to host the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the city is prioritizing clean air and public health. The ban on smoking in public spaces is a significant step towards achieving this goal.

Italy’s history of smoking regulations dates back to 1975 when the first national smoking ban was introduced. Over the years, the country has expanded its smoking restrictions to various public areas, making it a pioneer in Europe.

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With smoking rates on the decline in Italy and across Europe, the push for smoke-free legislation continues to gain momentum. Countries like Ireland, Greece, Bulgaria, Malta, Spain, and Hungary have implemented strict smoking bans in recent years.

As the world moves towards a smoke-free future, initiatives like the proposal in Britain to phase out smoking by young people are gaining traction. The aim is to create a “smoke-free generation” and reduce the harmful effects of smoking on public health.

Overall, the shift towards smoke-free environments and healthier lifestyles is a positive trend that benefits both individuals and communities. With continued efforts and awareness, countries like Italy and cities like Milan are paving the way for a cleaner, healthier future.

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