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Indonesia finds anti-smoking plans a drag
Two-thirds of Indonesians smoke and a one-tenth of country's revenue
comes from its tobacco tax.
Last Modified: 12 Nov 2012 12:50
Taxes on cigarettes, advertising and smoking bans will be discussed at the
World Health Organisation's Tobacco summit opening in Seoul on November 12.
Representatives from 170 countries are participating in the event, which aims
to curb the habit that, according to the world body, kills nearly six million
people every year.
But one of the world's most populous country, Indonesia, is skipping the
meeting. The country's tobacco lobby has pressured the government the defy the
global effort.
Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports from Jakarta.
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