Cambodia News (Phnom Pen): According to General Lieutenant Van Penh, the deputy chief of the Secretariat of the Anti-Counterfeiting Products Committee, on January 16, 2021, the raid team and the relevant authorities confiscated e-cigarettes and equipment for vaping at two places in Khan Chamkarmorn, Phnom Penh.

Recently, e-cigarettes have been advertised on social media as the equipment for quitting cigarettes, but it is not true. Although this product does not contain the drug substance, it was listed in the Appendix of the Drug Control Act, because it does contain high levels of synthetic nicotine, which can cause serious health risks, such as lung cancer, stomach cancer, esophageal cancer, respiratory disease, heart disease, and kidney disease.

E-cigarettes and vaping kits are sold secretly on the Cambodia black market.

Vaping is more harmful than cigarettes if the product is mixed with drugs or arousal medicine. [People believe] that Shisha and E-cigarettes are a new drug that harms Cambodian youth and their future.











[CEONews notes that the opinions given on the evils of vaping here are those of the Khmer journalist.]

"Sold secretly on the black market"....haha, there are dozens of sellers advertising all over facebook, and they arrange to meet buyers, not exactly difficult to bust them.

I love how they are still towing the line that vapes and shisha lead to hard drug use amongst youth... they should focus all their energy on trying to bust the meth kingpins and rings.

The post office shutdown is killing me for my “ medical “ vape from USA , there is no tobacco init , but i will survive