Images of children smoking shisha in Egypt prompt online rage
AMMONNEWS - Egyptian tweeters have shared photos showing children aged 11 and under smoking shisha at cafes across several Egyptian governorates.
The minors can be seen smoking during the Eid Al Adha holiday at cafes in the cities of Alexandria and Damietta and Mit Ghamr in the Dakahlia governorate.
They also demanded that local authorities see through that the cafes are committed to Health Ministry regulations by not serving cigarettes or shisha to minors.
Other fuming tweeps shared the photos in hopes of reaching the parents of the children.
The users also demanded that the parents enforce strict supervision on their children.
*Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - Egyptian tweeters have shared photos showing children aged 11 and under smoking shisha at cafes across several Egyptian governorates.
The minors can be seen smoking during the Eid Al Adha holiday at cafes in the cities of Alexandria and Damietta and Mit Ghamr in the Dakahlia governorate.
They also demanded that local authorities see through that the cafes are committed to Health Ministry regulations by not serving cigarettes or shisha to minors.
Other fuming tweeps shared the photos in hopes of reaching the parents of the children.
The users also demanded that the parents enforce strict supervision on their children.
*Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - Egyptian tweeters have shared photos showing children aged 11 and under smoking shisha at cafes across several Egyptian governorates.
The minors can be seen smoking during the Eid Al Adha holiday at cafes in the cities of Alexandria and Damietta and Mit Ghamr in the Dakahlia governorate.
They also demanded that local authorities see through that the cafes are committed to Health Ministry regulations by not serving cigarettes or shisha to minors.
Other fuming tweeps shared the photos in hopes of reaching the parents of the children.
The users also demanded that the parents enforce strict supervision on their children.
*Al Arabiya
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Images of children smoking shisha in Egypt prompt online rage
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