have already introduced comprehensive smoking bans," said Susan Mercado, a Manila-based director at the WHO.Smoking kills some 130,000 people in Japan annually, with another 15,000 dying of second-hand smoke related illnesses, Mercado added.Despite its many smoking venues, tobacco use in Japan has been falling in line with a broader global trend.More than half of Japanese men smoked in 2000
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