How vaping is bad for your health - major issues says report in The Straits Times

By Kolette Lim (The Straits Times)

E-vaporisers contain multiple chemicals which may lead to health issues. - ST PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: KEVIN LIM

SINGAPORE: The authorities have been clamping down on e-vaporisers since 2018, but the use of these devices is very common.

From Dec 2 to 3, 176 people were caught at music festival ZoukOut 2023 by Health Sciences Authority (HSA) officials for possessing e-vaporisers.

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