‘Even the Prime Minister is talking about it’: Parents, teachers relieved vaping seen as drug issue


Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said during the National Day Rally that nationwide enforcement against vaping will be stepped up. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: When Sara (not her real name) heard Prime Minister Lawrence Wong first mention the word “vaping” in his National Day Rally speech, she immediately sat up on her couch.

Sara, 55, has been at her wits’ end for more than a year due to her 13-year-old daughter’s vaping addiction.

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