VAP'BREVES: The news of Tuesday 11 July 2017

VAP'BREVES: The news of Tuesday 11 July 2017

Vap'Brèves offers you your flash e-cigarette news for the 11 July 2017 Tuesday. (Update the news to 11h00).


UNITED STATES: AN E-CIGARETTE RESPONSIBLE FOR A CAR FIRE


According to a press release from the Burton Fire District, an electronic cigarette that would have fallen under a seat after being heated would have triggered a vehicle fire in Port Royal on Sunday afternoon. (See article)


AUSTRALIA: WADA DOES NOT WANT THE E-CIGARETTE TO BE SOLD AS A TOBACCO STOP AID.


In Australia, the Australia Medical Association wants e-cigarettes to remain heavily regulated and not to be sold as a smoking cessation aid. (See article)


PHILIPPINES: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PLANS TO BAN E-CIGARETTE IN PUBLIC PLACES


In the Philippines, the Department of Health (DOH) wishes to follow the advice of the World Health Organization (WHO) and thus ban electronic cigarettes in all areas that are already non-smoking. (See article)

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