Online sales are allowing vape products to circumvent existing regulations, raising concerns among health officials.
Malaysia’s Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad said over the weekend that there was a readiness to revisit the possibility of banning vapes, though he also admitted the country could have missed its ...
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While the vaping industry provides tens of thousands of jobs for Malaysians, there are also rising health costs linked to ...
Dr Sharifa Ezat Wan Puteh says Putrajaya could regulate the sale of such products to specific groups via the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act.
Amidst concerns over close to 20,000 students having been caught vaping in schools last year, groups are calling for stronger ...
“If we ban vape now, it will be a very empty and unenforceable situation,” he said, adding that there is no mechanism or capacity to enforce the ban which advocates have been championing since 2024.
Minister says it is up to families to keep their children away from vapes, amid a rise in the number of students caught ...
The arrests of vape smugglers who bribed their way through Malaysia’s main airport have put a spotlight on what medical experts call a worsening health crisis arising from the consumption of the ...
KUALA LUMPUR - Corrupt enforcement officers have been raking in close to RM200,000 (S$61,000) each month from vape smugglers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Free Commercial Zone (FCZ) ...
The Ministry of Education (MOE) aims to complete the nationwide implementation of the one-session school system within five ...
A health expert has suggested that the sale of electronic cigarettes or vape be limited to those who intend to quit smoking. Dr Sharifa Ezat Wan Puteh of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia said ...
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