Tobacco profits, healthcare costs do not add up
Roshan Jason
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The amount of money the government receives from the manufacturing and sale of tobacco in Malaysia is negligible when compared to the huge amount of resources spent on treating the consequences of smoking among smokers and second-hand smoke victims.
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