Vap'News offers you flash news about the e-cigarette for the day of Thursday 11 Avril 2019. (Update the news at 09h45)
FRANCE: AP-HP IS LOOKING FOR 500 VOLUNTEERS FOR ECSMOKE
AP-HP needs 500 smokers who are ready to quit. As an aid to smoking cessation, volunteers will be entitled to electronic cigarettes, with or without nicotine, in order to know if the latter can be effective in stopping smoking. (See article)
CANADA: VAPOTAGE IN CLASS SURVEILLEED NEAR!
School principals in Trois-Rivières keep an eye on young people who vape on the grounds and between the walls of their establishment. The teenagers have swapped cigarettes for small easily concealable vapers, so that students have been caught. in their possession in class ... (See article)
INDIA: NO LEGAL BASIS TO BAN E-CIGARETTE
The Indian Ministry of Commerce has said it can not ban imports of electronic cigarettes because there is no legal basis for doing so, according to an internal memo from the government as seen by Reuters. (See article)
JORDAN: A FATWA THAT BANS THE E-CIGARETTE!
Last month, General Iftaa's department issued a Fatwa banning shisha and e-cigarettes, which are touted as alternatives to traditional cigarettes, pointing out that e-cigarettes are harmful to human health. (See article)
MALAYSIA: GOVERNMENT URGES TO MAKE LAW BAN E-CIGARETTE
The Malaysian government has been urged to have a stand-alone law or specific legislation to regulate all types of tobacco consumption involving the use of cigarettes, shisha, e-cigarettes, vapers and other related items. tobacco. (See article)
FRANCE: TWO BEACHES WITHOUT TOBACCO IN MARSEILLE THIS SUMMER!
As of 1er June, smoking will be banned on Borély and Pointe Rouge beaches. A first in the Phocaean capital, inspired by its neighbor La Ciotat who pioneered a "beach without tobacco" in 2011. (See article)
