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Sarawak will strengthen enforcement against e-cigarettes and vapes starting October 1st under the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024. The law extends to local authorities, banning sales to minors, promotions, and online sales. This comes as Sarawak has the highest number of youth vape users in Malaysia, with 39,608 aged 13-17. Sales will be prohibited near educational institutions and night markets, and existing licenses will not be renewed. The Ministry of Domestic Trade will also inspect premises for counterfeit or illegal vape liquids.
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