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Malaysia's Health Ministry is finalizing a report on a proposed ban on e-cigarettes and vapes, focusing on health risks, including drug contamination. Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad confirmed the government's intention to ban these products, though a timeline is yet to be determined. The report will be presented to the Cabinet. While a total ban is the goal, immediate action is complex due to existing regulations (Act 852) and potential legal challenges. The ministry is also studying EVALI and will discuss vape control at the ASEAN level.
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