LAHORE – Acclaimed singer Mustafa Zahid has urged fans to quit smoking and never let their parents smoke following the death of his father. Taking to Twitter, the 34-year-old vocalist shared that his father passed away a month ago due to excessive smoking.
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He respected his fans to stop their smoking parents even if they have to fight with them.
“It’s been a month I’ve lost my father. The doctor’s voice still echos in my ears, “His lungs have been compromised because of excessive smoking” If you have a smoking parent go to them right now, fight with them, argue with them, do whatever it takes but never ever let them smoke,” he tweeted.
It’s been a month I’ve lost my father. The doctors voice still echos in my ears,“His lungs have been compromised because of excessive smoking” If you have a smoking parent go to them right now, fight with them, argue with them,do whatever it takes but never ever let them smoke.
— Mustafa Zahid (@Mustafology) October 29, 2019
Earlier in September 2019, Pakistani TV star Sheheryar Munawar shared a picture from one of his recent photoshoots this week in which he held a cigarette in his hands. The actor posted a disclaimer with the picture, calling smoking a “disgusting” habit and urging people not to take it up. “It’s not cool,” he wrote, telling kids who were reading this not to start smoking.
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Munawar had said that his photographer friends all seem to think holding a cigarette will give photos “cinematic appeal”. So, Munawar has decided that whenever he puts up such pictures he’ll always put a disclaimer with the caption ‘smoking kills’.
According to the World Health Organization, Tobacco kills more than 8 million people each year. More than 7 million of those deaths are the result of direct tobacco use while around 1.2 million are the result of non-smokers being exposed to second-hand smoke.