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State Sen. to Propose Only 'Fire Safe' Cigarettes Sold

INDIANAPOLIS - State lawmakers may change the type of cigarettes that retailers can sell in Indiana.

Senator Jeff Drozda plans to introduce a bill requiring that only so-called "fire-safe" cigarettes be available here.

Those cigarettes have wrappings that make them less likely to set clothing, bedding or anything else on fire if someone leaves them unattended.

Statistics show careless smoking causes hundreds of fire deaths every year nationwide. The numbers in Indiana are alarming as well.

"The Indiana Department of Homeland Security, their statistics from 2000 to 2007 state that Indiana's had 26 fatalities and 90 injuries due to fires ingnited from smoking," said Sen. Drozda.

If he's successfull in passing his bill, Indiana would be the 23rd state to require only "fire-safe" cigarettes be sold.

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State Sen. to Propose Only 'Fire Safe' Cigarettes Sold