Greece makes third attempt to ban smoking in public places

EUROPE’S most nicotine-addicted nation adopted a new public smoking ban yesterday in a bid to stub out the Greek habit of lighting up practically everywhere. Exceptions have been made for mental patients and gamblers.

Greece makes third attempt to ban smoking in public places

EUROPE’S most nicotine-addicted nation adopted a new public smoking ban yesterday in a bid to stub out the Greek habit of lighting up practically everywhere. Exceptions have been made for mental patients and gamblers.

Unrestricted indoor smoking in restaurants, bars, coffee shops and workplaces is now against the law, in the third ban Greece has tried to impose over the past decade.

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