PUTRAJAYA: More than two million lives will be saved within the next two decades if the “Generational End Game” (GEG) law to curb smoking is implemented, says Khairy Jamaluddin.
The Health Minister said the Tobacco and Smoking Control Bill was introduced so that Malaysia could address cases of premature deaths caused by smoking, adding that it was also aimed at reducing smoking-related ailments.
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