Vape users in Singapore's HPB smoking cessation programme can be prosecuted if caught using vape products


If they are caught, participants in the I Quit programme are subjected to the same enforcement actions as other offenders. - PHOTO: ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Participants in the I Quit programme, designed to help them quit smoking, need not worry about being fined or prosecuted as it does not presume they have or use vaping products.

But if they are caught using or possessing such products, then they will not be immune from criminal prosecution.

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