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UPDATED: 12:07, May 06, 2006
EU official urges Cypriots to stop smoking
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An European Union health commissioner launched a second part of an anti-smoking campaign in Nicosia on Friday, urging Cypriots to stop smoking.

EU Commissioner responsible for Health and Consumer Protection Markos Kyprianou launched the campaign titled "Help - For a Life Without Tobacco" at Eleftheria square in central Nicosia.

"I hope that through this campaign, Cypriots, who have a high standard of education, will manage to reduce smoking since nearly 45 percent of the population of Cyprus are smokers," Kyprianou told reporters, warning Cypriots of the negative impact of smoking.

He said that Cyprus has one of the worst records in the EU in terms of the number of smokers compared to its population.

Cypriot Minister of Health Andreas Gabrielides urged smokers to take better care of their health as well as the health of other people as passive smoking does great harm too.

During the campaign, an anti-smoking pavilion will travel to other towns as well.

Source: Xinhua


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