E-cigarette liquids legal but strictly regulated, says Health Ministry


PETALING JAYA: E-cigarette liquids are legally permitted for trade in Malaysia but are strictly regulated under the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 (Act 852), says the Health Ministry.

In a statement on Monday (June 2), the ministry said decisions related to the importation, manufacturing, and distribution of such liquids are "collectively made by various government agencies."

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