Singapore

Singapore authorities collaborated to dismantle an illegal e-cigarette distribution network, seizing over 8,700 e-cigarettes and accessories.

Singapore authorities have fined over 14,000 people for possessing and using e-cigarettes in 2024, double the number in 2023.

Despite Singapore's ban on e-cigarettes, many locals still obtain them from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, according to Lianhe Zaobao report.

A man in Singapore sparked controversy after refusing to let authorities search his home for e-cigarettes without a warrant. The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) later emphasized that enforcement officers have the legal right to conduct such checks without a warrant.

A Singaporean university is stepping up vape monitoring in campus bathrooms to prevent fire risks and discipline violators.

Singapore's ICA Intercepts 8,000 E-Cigarettes, Seizing Products from Brands Including "Unplug".

Singapore sees a 52% increase in e-cigarette-related arrests, with 3,840 people fined from July to September 2024.

Singapore blocks website selling e-cigarettes disguised as stationery after Malaysia reports fake products resembling popular brands.