Kasemrad Hospital Prachachuen organized the “World No Smoking Day” campaign to promote knowledge and awareness about the impact of smoking and the exposure of second-hand smoke to health, and to campaign for people to reduce and quit smoking in order to promote sustainable well-being.

The event will feature knowledge about the toxicity of cigarettes and nicotine through exhibition boards, health booths, and fun activities. The event will cover the impact of smoking on the respiratory system, cardiovascular system, and the impact on people receiving second-hand smoke, as well as raising awareness of the importance of avoiding risk factors that affect health.

The activity is in line with the World No Smoking Day campaign. In 2026, Thailand used the motto “Stop Youth from Drugs, Nicotine, Addictive, Death”. The hospital aims to provide people with access to accurate health information and apply it to their health care and those around them.

• The campaign to educate about the toxicity of cigarettes and nicotine supports awareness of tobacco consumption control. SDG Target 3.a Strengthen implementation of the World Health Organization’s Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control)
• Activities enhance knowledge and awareness to prevent the risk of smoking and second-hand smoke. SDG Target 3.d Strengthen the capacity to manage health risks

• Transfer health knowledge to support decision-making and behavioral health modification SDG Target 4.7 Promoting learning for sustainable development and a good way of life

“BCH aims to promote health promotion and disease prevention through the spread of accurate knowledge and public participation”