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Name: should e cigarettes be banned The World Health Organisation's (WHO) first global estimate on e-cigarette use reveals an alarming trend — adolescents are nine times more likely to vape than adults. Designed by: @esha_attreya #upsc #upscprelims #upscpreparation # Disposable vapes should be banned
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Disposable vapes should be banned to protect children, UK paediatricians say UK news The Guardian The government is set to amend the anti tobacco ordinance, withdrawing the ban on the production and sale of e cigarettes, raising serious public health concerns. Disposable E Cigarettes Ban in Poland Dudkowiak & Putyra Vaping in India? Know the Law! E cigarettes and vaping devices are banned in India under the Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019. The ban covers the production, manufacture, import, export, transport, sale

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