The WHO has described the debate on the pictorial warning space in tobacco packs as worrisome, in the wake of a Parliamentary panels recommendation to reduce the warning space to 50% of the display area.The plan to reduce the warning space is up against the centres plan to print the warnings on 85% of the space.The current debate on reducing size of pack warnings, especially on bidis and smokeless tobacco is worrisome, especially because large and prominent health warnings have shown to be a cost-effective means of increasing public awareness of the health effects of tobacco use and in reducing tobacco consumption, Henk Bekedam, World Health Organisation (WHO) India representative said in a statement
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Even Iowa's rate of $1.36 per pack is roughly half of the Illinois rate