South Korea Groups Rally for Swift Passage of Synthetic Nicotine Vape Regulation

Nov.22.2024
South Korea Groups Rally for Swift Passage of Synthetic Nicotine Vape Regulation
Several organizations in South Korea held a press conference in front of the National Assembly, calling for the swift passage of a bill regulating synthetic nicotine vapes to protect youth health.

According to a report from N.News on November 22, members of the Korean Alliance for the Protection of Youth, the Seoul YMCA, and the Korean Tobacco Management Education Research Center held a press conference in front of the National Assembly gate on Yoi Island in Seoul, calling for the swift passage of legislation to regulate synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes.


The current Tobacco Industry Law does not include synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes, which has led to a rapid rise in popularity among teenagers.


Attendees urge legislative bodies to take action as soon as possible to strengthen regulation of synthetic nicotine e-cigarettes, aiming to protect young people from potential health risks.


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