Qinhuangdao, Hebei province
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Qinhuangdao Municipal People's Government won the World Health Organization 202 1 World No Tobacco Day Award. Shijiazhuang, Zhangjiakou, Qinhuangdao, Xinle and Renqiu were awarded the title of national sanitary city. Yan Jun, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of China Center for Disease Control and Prevention, introduced the achievements of smoke-free party and government organs.
China Health Education Center released the excellent works of "Smoke-free, Not Only Today" WeChat tobacco control expression pack and the excellent tobacco control media works in 2020. In addition, Timmy Xu, a young actor, called for quitting smoking at the event.
Wu Jian 'an, vice president of the School of Experimental Art of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, unveiled works of art composed by people from all walks of life, expressing the public's commitment and appeal to smoke-free health.
202 1 "World No Tobacco Day" Thailand advocates people to quit smoking to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection.
May 3 1 day is World No Tobacco Day, and this year is the 34th World No Tobacco Day. The theme of the activity is "Promise to quit smoking and enjoy a smoke-free environment". The theme of tobacco control in Thailand this year is "Quit smoking and reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection".
Thailand attaches great importance to tobacco control from the government to the people and has achieved remarkable results. Every year, "World No Tobacco Day" will hold related publicity and promotion activities. On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health Anuddin and the WHO representative in Thailand indicated that they would carry out various publicity activities according to the current COVID-19 epidemic.
Anutin said that people don't wear masks when smoking, and they don't wash their hands in advance, which has laid a hidden danger for COVID-19 infection. Investigation shows that the lung function of smokers in COVID-19 patients has been damaged by tobacco, and the symptoms are more serious after being infected with the virus. Therefore, this year's "World No Tobacco Day" Thailand strongly advocates quitting smoking to reduce the risk of COVID-19 virus infection.