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Mayor urges alcohol ban after smoke-free
Saturday 7 June 2025 | Written by Talaia Mika | Published in Health, National, Outer Islands
Children from four different schools took the stage as four Pa Enua islands were declared smoke-free at the National Auditorium on Tuesday. TALAIA MIKA/25060339, 25060340, 25060341, 25060342, 25060343
A Pa Enua leader supports the new smoke-free status but advocates for similar action on alcohol, believing it causes more community harm, while acknowledging the challenges of quitting and black-market concerns.
A Pa Enua leader supports the new smoke-free status but advocates for similar action on alcohol, believing it causes more community harm, while acknowledging the challenges of quitting and black-market concerns.
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