Nearly 90 per cent of Hong Kong residents support stronger smoking control measures, a poll has found, while a separate study estimates that raising tobacco tax progressively could cut the city’s smoking rate significantly within a decade.
The Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health (COSH) and academics on Tuesday announced findings of both a survey and a study by two universities.
The survey gauged public opinion on tobacco control policies while the study projected and analysed the effects of…
Most Hong Kong residents support more smoking control measures, study finds
