Malaysian vape body to comply with Health Ministry


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian E-Vaporizers and Tobacco Alternative Association (Mevta) is ready to comply with the Health Ministry's directive to sell vape liquids that contain nicotine in pharmacies.

Mevta president Allan Foo told a press conference on Tuesday that Mevta and its members have agreed to produce nicotine-free vape liquids.

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