today the whole world is suffering from intoxication. Talking about India, the name of Punjab comes first. The government has also opened addiction relief centers for addiction relief. At the same time, a person suffering from addiction and smoking is considered a poison for society. Many homes and families have been destroyed by drug addiction. Not only the victim but also his family members struggle a lot to get rid of addiction.
Turkey wore a metal mesh cage on her head just like Ibrahim Yussel helmet
Smoking is harmful to health, yet people do not leave it. 11 years ago, a person performed a big experiment with himself to get rid of smoking addiction. It is said that there should be courage and desire power to do anything. This person did something similar.
Abraham’s move became a topic of discussion in the media around the world, including Turkey.
Turkish’s Ibrahim Yussel was wearing a metal mesh cage on his head just like a helmet, which prevented him from smoking cigarettes. Only his wife had the key to this cage. His wife was opening the cage at the meal. Ibrahim has been drinking two packets of cigarettes every day for the last 26 years. He tried to quit smoking several times, but each time failed. He promised to quit smoking his family on his three children’s birthdays and wedding anniversary every year, but a few days later he started smoking again.
It is not clear whether he had completely left the smoke or not
Abraham’s move became a topic of discussion in the media around the world, including Turkey. His pictures and videos went viral on social media, in which his wife was seen placing a cage on his head. However, it is not clear whether he left the smoke completely.
Each year 8 million people worldwide die due to smoking
According to the World Health Organization data, 8 million people worldwide die every year due to smoking. Most of these deaths occur in low and middle -income countries, where tobacco companies invest in large -scale investments and promote them.
In addition, people living with smokers are also sensitive to this. Every year, 12 million people lose their lives due to secondhand smoke. The most worrying thing is that more than half of children inhale polluted smoke, resulting in 65,000 children die each year.
