Johor monarch wants all vape outlets in the state to close shop by Jan 1


Cloud chasing: A group of young adults vaping. Many are former smokers and juvenile vape usage is cause for concern.

JOHOR BARU: The Sultan of Johor has ordered a ban on vaping in the state and His Royal Highness has given the owners of vape outlets a month’s deadline to close down.

“I want the outlets to close down by January 1, 2016, and I do not want to hear any excuses.

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