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Anti-E-cigarette System Implemented in Russian St. Petersburg School

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Dec.04.2023
Anti-E-cigarette System Implemented in Russian St. Petersburg School
Russian school in St. Petersburg implements "anti-e-cigarette system" to curb smoking on campus, designed by graduates to improve hygiene.

A high school in St. Petersburg, Russia, has implemented an "anti-e-cigarette system" to deter students from smoking on campus. This system, designed by graduates of the school, is capable of detecting the vapor produced by e-cigarettes, with the aim of improving the school's hygiene environment.

 

This innovative measure has been introduced in response to a series of health issues and incidents caused by the use of e-cigarettes, with the aim of safeguarding the health and safety of students.

 

References:
[1] В российских школах начали тестировать антивейп-системы
Also Read:
[1] Russian Duma Proposes Criminalizing Tobacco and Nicotine Advertising
[2] Russia Implements Label Requirement for E-Cigarettes and E-Liquids
[3] Perm Region Bans Sale and Advertisement of Nicotine Products
#Europe#Open system e-cigarettes#Technology.#Regulation#Russia#E-cigarette#E-cigarettes and Tobacco

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