Running out of vaping space

By CHARLES RAMENDRAN, NELSON BENJAMIN, IVAN LOH, R. SEKARAN, YEE XIANG YUN, ANDY CHUA, GERARD GIMINO and RAGANANTHINI VETHASALAM

PETALING JAYA: Johor and Kelantan have completely banned the sale of vape products while Kedah will stop issuing new licences for vape shops.

Terengganu and Perlis will jump on the bandwagon to ban the sale of vape products on Aug 1.

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Johor , Kelantan , vape ban , Kedah , Terengganu , Perlis , Sultan Ibrahim , electronic cigarettes , health implications , enforcement measures

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