About 67 million people and 63 percent of adult males smoke in Indonesia, which sees more than 225,700 people die every year from tobacco-related diseases, added Tara, who has conducted years of comprehensive research and studies into tobacco usage and its impacts on the people and public health systems of Indonesia, Nepal and other Asia-Pacific countries
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