Ministry eyes legalising ecigarettes


THE Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry sets up a working group to see if electronic cigarettes can be legalised as an alternative for smokers.

Asa Salikupt, from the End Cigarette Smoke Thailand (ECST) network, said the network supports DES Minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn’s plan to legalise ecigarettes and hopes the working group will be transparent, listen to public opinions and allow ecigarette users to provide information.

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