According to a report by the Pakistan News Agency on January 2, the Pakistan Anti-Smoking Alliance has officially requested the Governor of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, Haji Ghulam Ali, to implement regulations on e-cigarette usage targeting young people.
The alliance believes that preventing teenagers from using cigarettes and e-cigarettes is an integral part of the governor's responsibilities.
In order to prompt the governor to take immediate action, the alliance also sent a detailed letter to Haji Ghulam Ali. The letter thoroughly outlines the potential health risks of e-cigarettes on young individuals and emphasizes the urgency to address this issue.
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