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Beijing businesses recruit ‘anti-smoking volunteers’ to catch indoor smokers in the act
With a country-wide smoking ban looming in China, Bejing businesses are taking drastic measures to implement an indoor smoking ban in their offices.
The ban came into force in June 2015, but such is the resistance to the new rule that companies are recruiting anti-smoking volunteers to track down those chancing a cigarette inside.
Employees are being incited to send text messages to the volunteers alerting them to anyone breaking the rules.
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@Mr.Unacceptable
April 17, 2024 at 7:44 am
You will happily suck all the car truck and factory exhaust all day long but one cigarette is too much to handle. Nothing worse than a self righteous hand wringing smoking nazi. They soon become SJW's and complain about sexist air conditioning and the space men take up on trains. Then you get the million genders. All because you would leave a person to have their smoke in peace because the smoke is somehow detrimental to your health. While the smog kills you.
@rocco2750
April 17, 2024 at 7:44 am
and the witch hunt continues,takeing away freedoms one at a time.