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Use of tobacco products and their substitutes in public catering spots to be banned in Armenia as of March 15
February 4, 2022 14:16
YEREVAN. – The use of tobacco products and their substitutes in all public catering establishments, including open-air (cafeterias, restaurants, cafes, bars, buffets, and other culinary establishments) will be banned in Armenia, as of March 15. Armenian News-NEWS.am has learned about this from the Ministry of Health of Armenia.
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