Ban vaping and e-cigs now to curb rising cases of lung injury, says CAP

By LO TERN CHERN

PETALING JAYA: Vaping and e-cigarettes have crossed the danger point and the Health Ministry must act fast to ban them, says the Consumers' Association of Penang (CAP).

Its senior education officer NV Subbarow said the ministry has to take firm action to show its seriousness in handling the issue.

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Consumers Association of Penang , NV Subbarow , Health Ministry , Lung Injury , Evali , E-cigarette , Vaping , Ban , Treatment Cost

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