Many in Johor switching to smoking pipes, rolling own cigs


JOHOR BARU: Many vapers in Johor are switching to other alternatives such as smoking pipes and rolling their own cigarettes, as the state-wide ban on vape products is set to take effect in less than two weeks.

J. Jay Naidu said that he decided to swap vape for the pipe after Johor ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar ordered a ban on the sale of vape products in Johor from Jan 1.

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