have already introduced comprehensive smoking bans," said Susan Mercado, a Manila-based director at the WHO.Smoking kills some 130,000 people in Japan annually, with another 15,000 dying of second-hand smoke related illnesses, Mercado added.Despite its many smoking venues, tobacco use in Japan has been falling in line with a broader global trend.More than half of Japanese men smoked in 2000
He also hopes to encourage further decline of the city's smoking rate, which is among the highest in the country
With about 90% of all tobacco production concentrated in the developing world, tobacco has an immensely uneven impact on different socioeconomic groups
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