Geneva could soon ban smoking on restaurant and café terraces during mealtimes.
The Grand Council narrowly approved the motion Friday evening, tasking the Department of Health with drafting the law.
Supporters cite health and secondhand smoke concerns, while café owners warn it’s an ideological move that could complicate service and limit customer freedom.
Geneva has banned indoor smoking since 2009, and how the new terrace restriction will be enforced remains uncertain.
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