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Time seems ripe for a total smoking ban on Zandvoort and IJmuiden beaches

Time seems ripe for a total smoking ban on Zandvoort and IJmuiden beaches

A recent poll conducted by Haarlems Dagblad and IJmuider Courant shows that 62 percent of respondents support a complete smoking ban on the beaches of Zandvoort and IJmuiden. Proponents of the ban cite the nuisance and smell caused to non-smokers as primary reasons for their support.

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