In a significant move, Hong Kong is set to enforce a ban on the possession and use of e-cigarettes and similar products in public spaces beginning on April 30, building upon existing restrictions that came into force in 2022. The announcement by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s Department of Health aims to extend the prohibition to users across the region. The regulation will make it illegal for individuals in Hong Kong to possess or utilize alternative smoking items, including e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products, in any public setting. Offenders will face penalties, with fines of HK$3,000 (S$487) for ordinary…
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