National Tobacco Plan

The National Tobacco Plan is a government strategy aimed at reducing tobacco use across the country. It includes measures like increasing public awareness of health risks, regulating tobacco sales and advertising, and providing support for quitting smoking. The goal is to improve public health by decreasing smoking rates, preventing tobacco-related diseases, and protecting non-smokers from secondhand smoke. The plan often involves collaboration between various health agencies and communities to create a comprehensive approach to reduce the harmful impact of tobacco on society.