Respected Principal Sir, Esteemed Professors, and Dear Students,
Good evening.
Today, I want to talk about why smoking should be banned in public places. This is an important issue that affects everyone’s health and well-being.
First, smoking in public places harms non-smokers. People who are near smokers breathe in harmful chemicals. This is known as secondhand smoke, and it can cause serious health problems, including cancer and heart disease.
Second, smoking in public places is unfair to those who do not smoke. Non-smokers should not have to suffer because of someone else’s habit. Everyone deserves to breathe clean air.
Third, smoking in public places can be especially dangerous for children and pregnant women. Their bodies are more sensitive to the effects of smoke. Protecting them should be a priority.
Finally, banning smoking in public places can help reduce smoking rates overall. When smoking is restricted, people are less likely to smoke in the first place. This leads to better public health.
In conclusion, banning smoking in public places is a sensible step towards protecting everyone’s health. It prevents harm to non-smokers, especially vulnerable groups, and promotes a healthier environment for all.
Thank you.
