Question

Rahul/Riya a student of class X of pragity public school sarojini nagar new Delhi fells highly disturbed to see that many student and other people in society have taken to smoking. Being aware of the adverse effect of smoking. He/she decided to write a letter to the red cross officer of your area on the hazards of smoking 100-120 word

Answer 1

Your Name

Address

City, State, Zip Code

Phone number

[Insert date]    

The Honorable [insert full name]

Address

City, State, Zip Code

Dear Councilmember [insert last name],

I’m a ____ year resident of CITY and a ______ (profession, retired, parent, etc). I am writing to urge you to adopt a city ordinance that raises the legal minimum age for sale of all tobacco and nicotine products to age 21. Thus far, over 340 cities in 20 states including New York City, Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and Minneapolis, and the entire states of Hawaii, California, New Jersey, Maine, Oregon, and Massachusetts have taken this important step in protecting our children.

For years, adolescent smoking rates have been coming down, although nearly one in five high school seniors still uses tobacco.  Now, however, adolescents’ use of e-cigarettes, nicotine vapor devices, hookahs and small cigars has gone up dramatically, threatening to completely erase a decade of progress.

The enormously powerful tobacco industry lobby has derailed initiatives in Congress and our state legislature.  But, where federal and state governance fails, local leadership has succeeded.  Virtually all statewide workplace and public smoking bans began with local government regulations.

During the years from ages 18-21, youthful experimentation often accelerates into daily use. It’s a time when the adolescent brain is highly vulnerable to the effects of a powerful addictive agent like nicotine.  Exposure during this period may result in permanent neurological receptor changes that lead to a lifetime nicotine habit and resulting illness.  Raising the nicotine/tobacco age also better protects younger teens, as 90% of those who provide cigarettes to kids under 18 are themselves under 21.  As a result, raising the tobacco sales age to 21 has been shown to reduce high school smoking by over 50%.

You can find other useful information at Tobacco21.org, and, of course, I would be honored to speak with you personally about ways to better protect our kids.

 

Sincerely,

[Your full name]

Answer 2

Hey mate......

here's ur answer......

Sarvodaya enclave
New Delhi ,

8 November 2018.

To the,
Red cross officer
New Delhi

Sir.....

Subject - Letter for spreading awareness about the effects of smoking...

Today , I have been writing this letter to grab ur attention towards the bad effects of smoking..
Today's generations drink alcohol and smoke for being cool but this is really harmful for them .

Not only the one who smoke that is the active smoker but the one who stands nearby to the smoker is an another type of smoker that is the passive smoker .

Smoking results in many diseases of heart and lungs like asthma , tuberculosis , heart attack etc.This is not good for anyone ..

Hope ur country once will become a smoke free country ..

Thanks
Yours faithfully
Riya

Hope it helps❤