A. New Zealand
B. Switzerland
C. Bhutan
D. Japan
Submitted by: Zeeshan Rafique Soomro
In 2004, Bhutan became the first nation in the world to ban the sale of tobacco and to outlaw smoking in all public places. In June 2010, the country implemented one of the world’s strictest anti-tobacco legislations by forbidding the sale or smuggling of tobacco into Bhutan
A. Australia
B. Sweden
C. Norway
D. Denmark
Submitted by: Haziq
A. May 31
B. May 29
C. May 28
D. May 22
Submitted by: Asad Ullah Afridi
A. 12May
B. 22 May
C. 31 May
D. None of these
Submitted by: Parhte Raho
A. Belize (Belmopan)
B. La Paz (Bolivia)
C. Quito (Ecuador)
D. Bern (Switzerland)
Submitted by: Ali Mallah
A. Folketing
B. Doma
C. Dewan Rakyat
D. Yuan
Submitted by: Ali Mallah
A. 183 Km
B. 193 Km
C. 203 Km
D. None of these
Submitted by: Shan Ali
A. 205 m
B. 210 m
C. 215 m
D. None of these
Submitted by: Shan Ali
A. Finland
B. UAE
C. Norway
D. Poland
Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain
A. Humayun,s Tomb
B. Taj Mahal
C. Moti Masjid
D. Lal Qila
Submitted by: Haziq
A. China
B. Canada
C. Pakistan
D. United States of America
Submitted by: Shahbaz Jiskani
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Bhutan, a small Himalayan nation often called the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is the only country in the world that completely bans the sale and production of tobacco and tobacco products
In 2004, Bhutan became the first nation in the world to ban the sale of tobacco and to outlaw smoking in all public places. In June 2010, the country implemented one of the world’s strictest anti-tobacco legislations by forbidding the sale or smuggling of tobacco into Bhutan
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