Djarum Super advertisement, before it subsequently used the 2018 warning. Other alternatives: PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER MULUT (Warning: smoking causes mouth cancer) PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER TENGGOROKAN (Warning: smoking causes throat cancer) PERINGATAN: MEROKOK DEKAT ANAK BERBAHAYA BAGI MEREKA (Warning: smoking endangers children near you) PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER PARU-PARU DAN BRONKITIS KRONIS (Warning: smoking causes lung cancer and chronic bronchitis) The warning below appears on the side of cigarette packaging: DILARANG MENJUAL/MEMBERI PADA ANAK USIA DI BAWAH 18 TAHUN DAN PEREMPUAN HAMIL (Do not sell or give [this product] to children under 18 years old and pregnant women) January 2019– After it was revealed that the pictorial warnings used in Indonesia originally came from the 2005 warnings of Thailand, on 31 May 2018, the Ministry of Health launched new pictorial health warnings of which two depict Indonesian smokers and one depicts a smoker from Venezuela. Other alternatives: PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER MULUT (Warning: smoking causes mouth cancer) PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER PARU (Warning: smoking causes lung cancer) PERINGATAN: ROKOK MERENGGUT KEBAHAGIAAN SAYA SATU PERSATU (Warning: one by one, cigarettes took my happiness away) PERINGATAN: MEROKOK SEBABKAN KANKER TENGGOROKAN (Warning: smoking causes throat cancer) LAYANAN BERHENTI MEROKOK: 0800-177-6565 (Smoking quitline: 0800-177-6565) Iran In Iran, a variety of warnings with graphic, disturbing images of tobacco-related harms (including lung cancer and mouth cancer) are placed prominently on cigarette packages. Japan In 1972, Japan became the first country in Asia to display a general warning on cigarette packages. Prior to 2005, there was only one warning on all Japanese cigarette packages. (For the good of your health, be careful not to smoke too much) (1972–1989) (Be careful not to smoke too much, as there is a risk of damaging your health) (1990–2005) Since 2005, more than one general warning is printed on cigarette packaging. On the front of cigarette packages: (Smoking is a cause of lung cancer. According to epidemiological estimates, smokers are about two to four times more likely than non-smokers to die of lung cancer.) (Smoking increases risk of myocardial infarctions. According to epidemiological estimates, smokers are about 1.7 times more likely than non-smokers to die of a heart attack.) (Smoking increases risk of strokes. According to epidemiological estimates, smokers are about 1.7 times more likely than non-smokers to die of a stroke.) (Smoking can aggravate the symptoms of emphysema.) On the back of cigarette packages: (Smoking during pregnancy is a