No plan to ban sale of vape


KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry has no plan to ban the sale of vape and will only regulate it, although the National Fatwa Council has ruled that the use of electronic cigarettes and vape is ha­­ram.

The ministry’s decision on the sale of vape was the same as that taken by the Cabinet, said Deputy Health Minister Datuk Dr Hilmi Yahaya.

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