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Hong Kong has joined the list of cities around the world that do not allow smoking in certain public spaces.

HONG KONG - Hong Kong has become a mostly smoke-free city, with a ban on lighting up inside restaurants, workplaces, schools, karaoke lounges and public areas.

Even smoking at outdoor places such as beaches, swimming pools, sports grounds, museums and most areas of public parks is forbidden under the law that went into effect Jan. 1.

Amy Choi, a 27-year-old law student, supports the smoking ban because she hates breathing in secondhand smoke, even though she enjoys a puff when she drinks.

To all you smokers out there, you're becoming as welcome as a leper in most major cosmopolitan areas across the globe.  However, there is still hope, Vegas and Russia I'm sure will never ban smoking.  Tickets to both are $125 and $845 respectively on Mobissimo.  Get your nicotine fix now.  Maybe we should put that as an activity, hmmm...