Home Smoking Band started on August 20th 2019, so it's already an effect, so Thailand's band on smoking in the house comes into effect today. People in Thailand can be charged with domestic abuse, for lighting up a their house. Children and children are said to be their recipients of most secondhand smoke. And from today, onward can be considered victims in Thailand. There is a hotline number in every province to call to report violations. Speaking to manager Dr. Renachi Kongsakhan of a tobacco research group said that the women were particularly vulnerable with 81% suffering secondhand smoke at home. They claimed that 430,000 people die worldwide and from secondhand smoke, and 2 out of 3 are women. Thailand's new law aims to stop smoking in homes by 100%. Hmm, interesting. People can call family and protective centres on 1300 to report abuse. Cases may then be referred to juvenile and other courts. The move is the latest in the long line of measures to stop people smoking in Thailand, especially in public places. It is now illegal to smoke within 5m of any entrance to a property, with 5,000 baht fine for violation. Spoky has been banned at airports with special rooms outside terminals for those that smoke. A beach band with possibilities of jail term came in in February 2018. There are thought to be 10 million smokers in Thailand with around 72,000 deaths annually. Well, why doesn't the government just ban cigarettes in Thailand's tobacco? It would be the best move if they were going to be so bad for you and his ban. Just ban him in Thailand. Why don't all the governments do that? Instead of being money hungry and grabbing the tax from it. That goes for all governments. That was funny, interesting. I really had a brilliant start, mate. Yeah, wonderful. I was doing a posting video. I was doing an interesting video. I was doing an interesting video. Thank you. Thank you.