Vap'News offers you your flash news around the e-cigarette for the 1er June 2018 Friday. (Update the news at 10h30.)
FRANCE: THE E-CIGARETTE PLEBISCITE BY THE POPULATION!
An Odoxa-Dentsu survey shows that the French attribute the decline in smoking (less than a million smokers in France between 2016 and 2017) to the use of the electronic cigarette (See article)
MAURICE: THE ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE SOON BANNIE?
Their import is, of course, prohibited. However, electronic cigarettes continue to sell like hot cakes in Mauritius. In doing so, Mauritius wants to comply with the guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO). even though Public Health (Restrictions on Tobacco Products) Regulations in force, the organization has repeatedly drawn the authorities' attention to the fact that its regulations are not respected. (See article)
CANADA: AN ACTIVITY TO RAISE YOUNG PEOPLE'S AWARENESS ABOUT E-CIGARETTE
Students and staff from Jean-du-Nord high school in Sept-Îles designed an awareness activity on electronic cigarettes as part of World No Tobacco Day. (See article)
INDIA: DOCTORS OPPOSE USE OF E-CIGARETTE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE
On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, celebrated on May 31 each year, doctors warned against the harmful effects of electronic cigarettes, especially among young people. (See article)
