Milan has implemented a strict new ban on smoking in outdoor public spaces, with fines ranging from 40 to 240 euros. This ban is part of the city’s efforts to improve air quality and protect citizens from passive smoking. The ban does not apply to e-cigarettes but has faced criticism from some residents. Italy has a history of anti-smoking regulations, with smoking responsible for a significant number of deaths in the country. Other European countries have implemented similar smoking bans, with ongoing efforts to reduce smoking rates among young people.
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Milan says no to all outdoor smoking in Italy’s toughest ban
