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Thailand's Bangkok is stepping up efforts to ban smoking, with a focus on the sales and use of e-cigarettes around school campuses.
Authorities are concerned about minors easily accessing e-cigarettes online and have decided to take action.
According to a report by Beritaharian on March 3rd, the Bangkok city government has announced a new plan aimed at cracking down on the sale and use of e-cigarettes around school campuses, with the goal of achieving a 100% smoke-free environment.
The plan was announced at a meeting of the Bangkok Narcotics Prevention and Suppression Center (BMA-NSOC) hosted by Thavida Kamolvej, Deputy Governor of Bangkok. The meeting included discussions on a TikTok creative media competition, urban social rehabilitation projects, community empowerment projects, and the monitoring of trends in the use of ketamine, marijuana, and e-cigarettes. The city police will collaborate with officers to conduct patrols and prevent the illegal sale of e-cigarettes and other drugs to school children, with a focus on cracking down on illegal retail activities around campuses. Strict enforcement of new regulations will follow to ensure the effectiveness of the suppression operations citywide.
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