PAIPA Quit before it is too late, ME WHAKAMUTU KEI RIRO KOE Smoking causes gum disease and stinking breath, KA PĀ TE MATE PŪNIHO, KA HAUNGA TŌ HĀ I TE KAI PAIPA Nigeria There are six warnings that exist prior to 2013: Smoking is addictive Smoking damages lungs Smoking can kill Smoking can cause cancer Smoking can damage the fetus From 2013 onward, the general warning is: North Korea North Korea signed the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control on 17 June 2003 and ratified it on 27 April 2005. Tobacco packaging warning messages are required on all types of packaging, but their appearance is not regulated in any way. They are usually printed in small print on the side of the package and only state that smoking is harmful to health. However, the descriptions must state the nicotine and tar content, must not be misleading and do need to be approved by local authorities. Graphic warning images that are now common worldwide have never appeared on packaging in North Korea. Norway Norway has had general warnings on cigarette packets since 1975. Norway's warnings of today were introduced in 2003 and are in line with the European Union's legislation, as Norway is an EEA member: On the front of cigarette and cigar packages, covering about 30% of the area: (Smoking kills) (Smoking is very harmful to you and your surroundings) On the back of cigarette and cigar packages, covering about 45% of the area: (Smoking causes fatal lung cancer) (If you stop smoking, you will reduce the risk of fatal heart and lung diseases) (Smoking causes early ageing of the skin) (Smoking may reduce the blood flow and cause impotence) (Smoking can cause a slow and painful death) (Smoking can reduce sperm quality and decrease fertility) (Protect children against smoke, don't let them inhale your smoke) (Smoking is highly addictive: Don't start smoking) (Smoking clogs the arteries and causes heart attacks and strokes) (Your doctor or your pharmacy can help you stop smoking) (Get help to stop smoking – call the Quitline: 800 400 85) (Smoking lowers life expectancy) (Smoking during pregnancy harms the child) (Smoke contains benzene, nitrosamines, formaldehyde and hydrogen cyanide) Tobacco products like snus and chewing tobacco have the following warning printed on them: (This tobacco product may be a health hazard and is addictive) Pakistan All cigarettes are required by Statutory Order 1219(I)/2008 dated 25 September