According to a report by Cyprus-Mail on July 4th, on Thursday (4th), the Cyprus Parliament Health Committee pointed out that e-cigarettes are particularly harmful to young people. This prompted members of parliament to pledge immediate action to curb the "unreasonable use and sale of e-cigarettes".
The committee's chairman, Efthymios Diplaros, stated
The alarm has been sounded, we must take immediate action.
Health Minister Michael Damianos has called on all relevant departments and organizations to submit their positions.
After the meeting, when asked about measures regarding e-cigarettes, Damianos stated that it is a complex issue that requires the opinions of all stakeholders in order to proceed.
You understand that smoking cannot be banned overnight.
Regarding the issue of e-cigarettes in elementary schools, the minister clarified, "Nicotine and e-cigarettes are two separate things.
Diplaros expressed shock at the concerns raised. "We all have children, and we know how easy it is for them to access tobacco products," he suggested that a special committee be established from the parliamentary health committee to address this issue.
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