How to get rid of passive smoking and its ill effects?

31st of May is observed as World No Tobacco Day. Over 38% of children between the ages of two months to five years are exposed to passive smoking in the home. Passive smoking can lead to lung cancer, coughing and wheezing, asthma, sore throats and colds, eye irritation and hoarseness. Children of smoking mothers may have more chance of chronic cough, wheeze, ear infections and other respiratory symptoms. On this day, we speak to a few doctors who tell us about what are some ways in which we can reduce passive smoking and its ill effects.