Pakistan Leads South Asia in Annual Smoking-Related Deaths

A recent report highlights that Pakistan has the highest annual death toll in South Asia due to smoking-related illnesses. The alarming statistics reveal that tobacco consumption is a leading cause of preventable deaths in the country, claiming thousands of lives each year. The report also emphasizes the lack of effective measures to control tobacco usage, including weak enforcement of smoking bans and insufficient public awareness campaigns. Health experts are urging the government to implement stricter regulations and raise awareness to combat this growing health crisis. The findings serve as a wake-up call for urgent action to protect public health.