From September, Singapore will introduce tougher penalties on vaping, treating it as a drug issue. This marks one of the world’s strictest approaches, aimed at tackling youth use and reducing the harms of e-cigarettes.
Does this tough stance set a model for other countries or raise new challenges for global tobacco control?
Hear from Dean, Prof Teo Yik Ying as he explains why Singapore is taking one of the toughest stances on vaping, and what this could mean for other countries making decisions on e-cigarette policies.