Negri waiting for federal stand on vaping


SEREMBAN: The state government cannot yet accede to a request by a multi-religious body to ban vaping in the state till the federal authorities find conclusive evidence that indulging in the habit is a health hazard.

State health and education committee chairman Datuk Sham­shul­kahar Mohd Deli said the authorities would, however, continue to monitor vape outlets to ensure no illegal substance was sold to users.

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