Romania’s Prime Minister Dacian Ciolos invited his cabinet members to smoke outside the Government’s building as a new law that bans smoking in all enclosed public spaces became effective on Wednesday, March 16.

Ciolos asked the Government’s secretary general to see to it that a special place for smokers is set up outside the Government’s building in Bucharest’s Victoriei Square, according to local Mediafax.

He also announced that a guide containing information about the smoking ban has been created. The guide, which will include the new law’s implementing rules, will also be available online.

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