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Blue Veins and PASTC-KP are urging the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Department to allocate funds specifically for tobacco control in the upcoming provincial budget.
This move aims to enhance efforts to reduce tobacco use and its health impacts through structured financial support and policy implementation.
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View Original SourceAllocating specific funds for tobacco control is essential for implementing effective policies and programs that can significantly reduce tobacco consumption and its health consequences.
Financial commitment from the government demonstrates a serious approach towards tackling the tobacco epidemic and protecting public health.
Strengthening tobacco control through dedicated funding can lead to decreased tobacco use, thereby reducing tobacco-related diseases and health burdens in the community.
This initiative supports broader public health goals of disease prevention and health promotion.
Introducing a PC-1 for tobacco control aligns with national and provincial health policies aimed at reducing tobacco consumption and protecting citizens from tobacco-related harms.
It provides a structured framework for resource allocation, program implementation, and policy enforcement.
بلو وینز اور پی اے ایس ٹی سی کے پی نے خیبر پختونخواہ کے صحت محکمے سے اپیل کی ہے کہ وہ آئندہ مالی سال کے لیے ٹوبیکو کنٹرول کے لیے فنڈز مختص کرے۔
اس اقدام سے ٹوبیکو کے استعمال کو کم کرنے اور صحت کے مسائل سے بچاؤ کے لیے اقدامات کو تقویت ملے گی۔
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