Last updated: August 18, 2020
Warnings/Messages Content
There are 20 warnings in total, appearing in three languages - Creole (4), English (8), and French (8). Four of the warnings appear in each of the three languages (totaling 12 warnings):
1. Tobacco smoke harms the health of children. (Image: baby next to a lit cigarette)
2. Cigarette is a highly addictive drug. (Image: man chained to a lit cigarette)
3. Tobacco causes impotence. (Image: limp cigarette)
4. Smoking causes lung cancer. (Image: health pair of lungs next to a pair of lungs from a smoker)
Note: These warnings are identical to the warnings in the previous round.
There are four additional warnings that appear in both English and French (totaling eight warnings):
5. Smoking causes a slow and painful dealth. (Image: patient connected to a ventilator and other life support measures)
6. Smoking causes heart disease. (Image: open heart surgery)
7. Smoking causes mouth cancer. (Image: mouth cancer)
8. Smoking causes strokes. (Image: individual in a wheelchair)
