PETALING JAYA: The Islamic Medical Association of Malaysia (Imam) has called on the Government to ban e-cigarettes, vaping and all tobacco-related products.
Its president Prof Datuk Dr Abdul Rahim Mohammad said it supported the Health Ministry’s stand to reject the use of e-cigarettes and vaping, and also the call for a total ban on cigarettes and all addictive substances that were based on tobacco and nicotine.
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