50 Percent of smokers worldwide die of smoking-related illnesses. In Indonesia alone, the deaths caused by cigarettes are the same as the number of tsunami victims.
Based on world data, 50 percent of long-term smokers died not because of slipping, fighting or war, but due to smoking illness. Meaning the probability of dying from a cigarette related illness is 1 to 2.
In Indonesia, deaths from cigarettes amount to 239 thousand per year. This is greater than maternal mortality due to childbirth and childbirth, which is now a concern of the government and the world.