by law. The warnings are to be published in both official languages, Traditional Chinese and English. Every warning begins with the phrase ' HONG KONG SAR GOVERNMENT WARNING' and then one of the following in all caps. Smoking Causes Lung Cancer Smoking Kills Smoking Harms Your Family Smoking Causes Peripheral Vascular Diseases Smoking May Cause Impotence Smoking Can Accelerate Aging of the Skin In addition, any print advertisement must give minimum 85% coverage of the following warnings: HKSAR GOVERNMENT HEALTH WARNING January - February SMOKING KILLS March - April SMOKING CAUSES CANCER May - June SMOKING CAUSES HEART DISEASE July - August SMOKING CAUSES LUNG CANCER September - October SMOKING CAUSES RESPIRATORY DISEASES November - December SMOKING HARMS YOUR CHILDREN Iceland All cigarette packets and other tobacco packaging in Iceland must include warnings in the same size and format as in the European Union and using the same approved texts in Icelandic. General warning: These warnings are also used: (Your doctor or pharmacist can help you quit smoking) (Smoking causes cancer) (Smoking is very harmful to you and those close to you) (Smoking blocks your arteries and causes coronary artery disease and strokes) (Smoking causes fatal lung cancer) (Smoking during pregnancy harms your child) (Protect children – Don't let them inhale tobacco smoke) India Cigarette packets sold in India are required to carry graphical and textual health warnings. The warning must cover at least 85% of the surface of the pack, of which 60% must be pictorial and the remaining 25% contains textual warnings in English, Hindi or any other Indian language. In 2003, India ratified the World Health Organisation's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which includes a recommendation for large, clear health warnings on tobacco packages. However, there was a delay in implementing graphic warning labels. Until 2008, cigarette packets sold in India were required to carry a written warning on the front of the packet with the text CIGARETTE SMOKING IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH in English. Paan, gutkha and tobacco packets carried the warning TOBACCO IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH in Hindi and English. The law later changed. According to the new law, cigarette packets were required to carry pictorial warnings of a skull or scorpion along with the text SMOKING KILLS and TOBACCO CAUSES MOUTH CANCER in both Hindi and English. The Cigarette and Other Tobacco Products (Packaging and Labelling) Rules 2008 requiring graphic health warnings came into