Perak Health Dept to monitor vape shops after decision to stop renewing licences from Jan 1


IPOH: The Perak Health Department will work with government agencies and local councils to ensure that shops in the state comply with the phasing out of vape sales, following the decision to stop issuing licences to vape shops from Jan 1.

State housing and local government committee chairman Sandrea Ng said the Health Department will liaise with all 15 local councils across Perak in enforcing the gradual ban.

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