Conclusion

In conclusion, it has been clearly defined the effects of smoking is seriously harmful in every way, as regards to a passive smoker, a smoker and the financial expenses. Although smokers know these health risks and financial costs, the addiction still overshadows the safety of their health and pockets but their negligence also effects the rest of the world who have to suffer from these preventable consequences, therefore smoking should be banned.

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