France Bans Smoking at Parks and Beaches

Source: In effort to protect children, France bans smoking at parks and beaches (2025-06-30)

France has implemented a new ban on smoking at parks and beaches, aiming to promote healthier and cleaner outdoor spaces. The regulation is part of broader efforts to reduce litter and protect public health in recreational areas. The move reflects France's commitment to environmental and health initiatives, encouraging visitors to enjoy outdoor environments without the hazards of cigarette litter and smoke. The ban is expected to enhance the quality of public spaces and promote a cleaner, more enjoyable experience for all.

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