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"Smoking Baby" Stops Smoking - But Can It Last? : Indonesian Two-Year-Old M...
The chain-smoking Indonesian toddler who gained instant worldwide fame via a viral video of him puffing away has gone into rehab - and given up cigarettes.
But now, reports CBS News Correspondent Betty Nguyen, Aldi Suganda, 2, is heading home, and there's concern he may give in to temptation and resume smoking once he gets there. . . .
In the morning, despite his mother's optimism, Aldi wasn't happy when he arrived at the hospital and was denied a cigarette.
What followed would be hard for any parent to bear, as Aldi wailed and smashed his head on the floor.
Over the next two days, he underwent a battery of tests, including a chest X-ray and ultrasound on his heart and lungs. Results showed a thickening on the left wall of his heart.
"The youngest smokers found," says Aris Merdeka Sirait, CEO of the National Committee of Child Protection, "were 5 to 9 years-old. This year, we found that there are baby smokers, who start from a year old. He was also speaking through an interpreter.
ICA foils cigarette smuggling attempt on ferry from Indonesia
Officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority have foiled yet another cigarette smuggling attempt - on board a ferry boat arriving from Indonesia.
2,000 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes were found stashed underneath the floorboard of the "MV Ocean Raider" during routine checks last Thursday at about 9am.
The total value of the contraband cigarettes was about S$196,500, while the potential customs duty and GST payable for the cigarettes amounted to about S$166,150 and S$13,850 respectively.
Two of the Indonesian crew admitted that they were involved in the smuggling attempt and had planned to deliver the cigarettes to a Singaporean at the Pandan River Bridge.
Indonesia struggling to deter children from smoking
Indonesia is now struggling to make its young generation avert smoking habit as smoking age is getting younger from year to year.
The government-sanctioned commission tasked to protect children's rights (KPAI) through its statement released recently said that according to the most recent data issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2008, Indonesia was ranked number third in terms of smokers.
The KPAI Chairman Hadi Soepeno said that according to the data, Indonesia has 65 million smokers, or 28 percent of its population, with youngster smokers accounting for 13.5 percent.
Hadi said "24 percent of male and 2 percent of female children aged between 12 and 15 started to smoke. The number of children exposing to the danger of smoking was even greater as 70 percent of men in the families were active smokers."
According to Hadi, the massive cigarette sales and advertisements in the country had made the prevalence of children smokers and far younger than 19 years old 10 years ago.
The future of 80 million Indonesian children is at stake
New Breath In Ramadan Campaign To Help Smokers Quit
The Terengganu Health Department is organising a campaign dubbed "Nafas Baru Bermula Ramadan" (New Breath Starts in Ramadan) in a bid to help hardcore smokers in the state to quit smoking.
Terengganu Health, Unity and Consumer Affairs Committee chairman Dr Abdul Rahman Mokhtar said the month of Ramadan was the perfect time for smokers to launch their quit-smoking effort.
"The chances for them to succeed are higher during the fasting month," he told reporters from Thursday.
To this end, he said the department would set up "quit smoking" booths at Ramadan bazaars statewide during the Ramadan month to provide information on how to quit the habit.
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