Second hand smoking in cars affect children

Smoking cigarettes or other tobacco product must beprevent all the children from harm there should be a
banned in any vehicle. This is to make children lessprotection against second-hand smoke.
exposed to second hand smoke. Doctors also saidThe same report suggests that the prices of all
that it should be banned in public places where childrentobacco products should be increased and smoking
or teenagers are walking or playing frequently.should be forbidden in public places and vehicles which
The Royal College of Physicians has made a reportare used by children. Also if someone is involved in illicit
with recommendations and conclusions, which hastobacco trading, he should be penalized and better
examined the health risk that children are exposed tocontrolled.
smoking and have shown some strategies to solveOn the other side are those persons who like smoking
the problem.and who were very angry when they found out that
There exists a law which already forbids smoking inthere should be a ban in vehicles. The spokesperson
vehicles which are considered "workplaces". Theof Association of British Drivers, Nigel Humphries told
report has shown that the present law didn't have soBBC News that the car is a private place and it too
much success like other laws regarding the samemuch to interfere in their personal lives. John Britton is a
subject. That law has lead to exposure to smoke forprofessor and chairman of the college's tobacco
employees who are younger. Many of thoseadvisory group and he has supported the medical
employees are coming from lower socio-economicreasons of the ban. It is very important to realize that
groups.passive smoking is killing children and no one should
A tobacco advisory group from a college has made aallow that.
report where it is said that passive smoking hasTo the question about the interfering of healthcare
caused more than 165,000 new episodes of disease inprofessionals into people's personal lives and how far
kids every year. And in hospitals were admitted 9,500they would go, John Britton answered: "Where there's
children.a conflict between the health or choice of an adult and
There have been almost 40 sudden infant deathsthe health or rights of a child, the child should take
each year and 200 cases of bacterial meningitis whichprecedence.
were the consequences of the smoke inhalation. So to