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Malaysia to ban vaping by mid-2026, starting with open-system devices and expanding to overseas use by locals and residents.
Malaysia plans to ban vaping by mid-2026 in phases, starting with open-system devices, following Cabinet approval.
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad confirmed the move, emphasizing a shift from debating the ban to focusing on timing and implementation.
The government is using behavioural insights to encourage voluntary cessation, aiming to reduce reliance on strict enforcement.
Penang is adopting a phased approach to curb black market demand.
The ban will extend to locals and permanent residents using Kpods abroad, treating such use as domestic violations.
The Health Ministry also reported detecting the Covid-19 XFG variant and is exploring nutrition improvements, including adding fresh produce to the Sara program, as part of broader public health efforts.
Malasia prohibirá el vapeo a mediados de 2026, comenzando con dispositivos de sistema abierto y extendiéndose al uso en el extranjero por parte de locales y residentes.