if you read you will realize that the thread you quoted was a statement issued by the sultan, not the state govt. this one refers to the actual ban by the state govt.
if you read you will realize that the thread you quoted was a statement issued by the sultan, not the state govt. this one refers to the actual ban by the state govt.
agreed, i just dont understand why the ban is strictly on JB and not in other states. it's pretty evident that this is a multi million dollar industry and if taxed correctly, everybody stands to gain.Paiseh, middle of the night already HAHA, but the consensus is that (regardless of sultan or state) Malaysia is going to slowly ban
agreed, i just dont understand why the ban is strictly on JB and not in other states. it's pretty evident that this is a multi million dollar industry and if taxed correctly, everybody stands to gain.
The big tobacco companies actually tried, and fail, the gain a foothold in the vaping industry. Hence now they are probably behind the push for the ban..
When I was in Japan recently, the locals showed me the e-cig version by Philip morries (IQOS - A New Type of Smokeless Cigarette by Phillip Morris | E-Cigarette Reviews and Rankings)
You can have a look, all I can say is... Money drives the safe or not safe. Anyway I tried the iqos in Japan and frankly I don't like it lol.