 , a 20-pack of the most common cigarette brand costs 246.38 KPW (US$2.51), whilst the cheapest 20-pack sells for as little as 7.47 won (US$0.08).North Korea has set up specific government objectives for tobacco control and there is a national agency to implement them, with eight full-time staff members.Although there is no free of charge smoking cessation quitline that smokers could phone and discuss their problems, most healthcare facilities offer support in cessation, including cessation programs and nicotine replacement therapy.