Report errant smokers in eateries, says Johor Health Dept


JOHOR BARU: The Johor Health Department is ready to ensure smokers abide by tighter rules when the smoking ban at all eateries takes off on the first day of 2019.

Its director Dr Salehudden Abd Aziz urged the public to play an active role by making a complaint to the department if they came across errant smokers in restaurants, coffeeshops, hawker centres or open-air eateries.

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