According to a new citywide ordinance, many dining facilities across Shanghai will now fall into one of two categories: “total smoking ban” or “mandatory non-smoking section”.
From now on, smoking is officially banned in indoor dining areas of State organs and in schools and universities. Meanwhile, restaurants that are more than 150 sq. m in size and offer as least 75 dining options must feature a non-smoking section separate from the indoor smoking area.
If you are at a dining area matching the above guidelines and suffer from second-hand smoke, you can call 12331 to report a formal complaint.
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