Due to the stricter and stricter law enforcements, there are less and less smokers across the globe, but we have come upt with a compilation of the 9 countries that smoke the most cigarettes in the world. The countries you will see on this list, still have lots of things to do with smoking, and changing the smoking habits.
Smoking is a bad habit, we all know. It’s not only a bad habit, but extremely unhealthy and expensive, too. If you are curious about the heaviest smokers in the world, then we can say that an adult in Andorra generally smoke 6,398 cigarettes annually. At the first sight I thought this number is very large, but as I counted how many cigarettes I smoked last year – well, I won. I smoked at least one package of cigarettes a day, but very often one and a half package. Then, I decided to decrease this amount very dramatically, so I smoke only one package a week, which is a great achievement. There are days come and go when I absolutely don’t smoke. And if I think over how much I have already spent on cigarettes… it was very wise of me to reduce smoking.
The first country is Cyprus now. Smoking in pub places is also banned here, but the law isn’t enforced very strictly. One third of the whole population smokes here, which is a very alarming number.
The 32% of Croatian people smoke, and they don’t seem to give it up.
France is famous for its delicious wines and meals, but people are also fond of smoking as well.
There are extremly large number of female smokers in this country, despite its economic woes, the people in Greece are not ready to abandon smoking, and the lax enforcement in law has helped their case.
The sad statistics of the country is that more than 36% of the male population smoke regularly. This can be the reason why smoking related deaths have increased lately.
In this country smoking is a cultural thing, and although there are ambitions to reduce smoking in the authority, the laws prove to be uneffective.
3. Bosnia and Herzegovina
Almost 40% of the male population smoke here, which is a terrible statistics. It’s among the few countries in Europe that allows smoking indoor in public places. This country also has a very sad stats as well: abround 9,000 people die yearly because of smoking related diseases.
In Latvia almost half of the male population smoke. Although smoking was banned in public places, it didn’t reduce the number of smoking people.
Kiribati has won the competition among the 9 countries that smoke the most cigarettes in the world. Almost 50% of the men smoke cigarettes in Kiribati, and a 25% of women smoke also. It means that there are 22,000 smokers of the one thousand people, which number is pretty high.