Citing the WHO, the health ministry said that"smokers and passive smokers are more vulnerable to being infected by COVID-19, with stronger symptoms".The kingdom introduced a cigarette ban in public places in 2008, but the new regulations cover electronic cigarettes and shisha waterpipes popular in the region."The decision doesn't bother me much because I don't smoke arghileh in closed places," said waterpipe enthusiast Khaled al-Shamhuri.
"The cafe is a closed space and most clients don't just come to eat or drink tea and coffee, most smoke arghileh," he said."A smoker is a smoker wherever they are, no law can stop them," he said.
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