Ban vaping to protect our youth, says consumer group


KOTA KINABALU: The National Consumer Foundation Malaysia has thrown its support behind the government’s proposed ban on vaping and e-cigarette products, citing serious risks to public health and safety, especially among the youth.

Its Sabah chapter chairman David Chan said vaping poses significant dangers despite being marketed as a safer alternative to smoking.

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