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'Border cafes need help with smoking ban'

Wednesday 05 November 2008

Christian Democrat activists are urging health minister Ab Klink to help cafe owners in border towns who are losing customers because smoking is still allowed in small cafes in Belgium and Germany.

Both countries exempt cafes which are smaller than 100 square meters from the smoking ban until 2011. The motion calling for action will be debated at the CDA congress this weekend.

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These arrogant busybodies do nothing but create problems where none existed, then "solve" the problems by adding more problems.

By Bob | November 5, 2008 3:18 PM


Well there is another alternative to these smoking bans. Its called Crown7, and get used to it because its the future of smoking. I made the switch and it was my best decision ever.

www.Crown7.com

By Mr. Answer | November 5, 2008 4:50 PM


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