steve. ainsley: if you want a child free airline or plane do not go to orlando, florida. everyone is going to disney world and there are lots of kids on the plane. i personally love it now, now that i m a mom. but, before, i kind of liked to have the quiet. steve: what do you think about this airline that has a child-free zone? remember, once upon a time they used to do the know smoking zones. ainsley: i still did not believe people could smoke on planes that blows my mind. brian, what did you think about this did you seat in the child free zone. brian: i don t know. another member of the biden administration is in china. will this visit do anything to ease tensions? why are we sending one official after another to make amends with a country that hates us? the chairman of the house select committee on china congressman mike gallagher joins us next. ainsley: a virginia man meets his mother for the first time after he was stolen at birth. the unbelievable reunion. steve: what
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Doctors, restaurateurs urge Centre to remove smoking zones from public places
A group of doctors, cancer victims and restaurateurs has expressed concerns about passive smoking and urged the Centre to remove smoking zones from various public places. According to the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce Production, Supply and Distribution) Act COTPA 2003, smoking is banned in all public places, but allowed in designated zones at restaurants, hotels, and airports, among others.
The appeal comes on the occasion of No Smoking Day with the idea to make the country 100 per cent smoke-free and to check the spread of COVID-19 infection.