A GROUP composed of tobacco harm reduction advocates called on Asian countries, including the Philippines, to support the use of alternative modalities and instruments that can help reduce the harms of combustible and unsafe tobacco products.
TOBACCO HARM REDUCTION. Local tobacco harm reduction advocate Peter Paul Dator speaks during the 5th Asia Harm Reduction Forum at the Manila Hotel on Saturday (Oct. 29, 2022). During the event, the Coalition of Asia Pacific Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates signed “The Manila Declaration-2022” urging the governments in Asia to support the use of alternative modalities and instruments that can help reduce the harms of combustible and unsafe tobacco products. (PNA photo by Robert Oswald P. Alfiler)
A GROUP composed of tobacco harm reduction advocates called on Asian countries, including the Philippines, to support the use of alternative modalities and instruments that can help reduce the harms of combustible and unsafe tobacco products.