Foreigners caught vaping may have passes revoked, be banned from re-entering Singapore


The tougher measures are part of moves by the Government to tackle the vaping scourge. - ST

SINGAPORE: Foreigners who are caught vaping risk having their passes revoked, being deported and banned from re-entering Singapore, under stiffer measures that will kick in from Sept 1.

The authorities announced on Aug 28 that foreigners caught with e-vaporisers will have their vapes seized, and they will be fined.

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