PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Green Lung Association is disappointed with the Cabinet for choosing to regulate e-cigarettes instead of banning them.
Its co-founder and president Ho Rhu Yann said that besides nicotine, e-cigarettes contained glycol, which when heated up would create the carcinogenic compound acrolein.
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