Report 'energy stick' use among students promptly, schools told

By Yee Xiang Yun

Nation
Thursday, 08 Feb 2024
11:04 AM MYT

JOHOR BARU: Schools should report cases of “energy stick” use among students to the Education Ministry, says Deputy Minister Wong Kah Woh.

He said the ministry has not received any complaints about the new vape-like nasal inhalers so far but would continue monitoring the situation.

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