Some MPs worry over unintended consequences of proposed tobacco Bill


PETALING JAYA: It seems a simple enough proposition – stop the younger generation from even starting the smoking and vaping habit, and in a couple of decades, Malaysia would be a near smoke-free country.

Yet, despite strong support from various bodies for the so-called “Generational End Game” law against smoking, several lawmakers said they are concerned that if the Bill is passed, there could be various repercussions from the well-meaning legislation.

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