A 25 year old woman was arrested in Bangkok for selling e-cigarettes illegally via LINE group, seizing 189 items.

BANGKOK - Thailand’s government said that ‘zombie cigarettes’ mixed with sedative drugs, has gained popularity in the Thonglor entertainment area in Bangkok, and warned teenagers against trying them.

The Royal Thai Police are implementing strict measures to combat the sale of illegal e-cigarettes near schools to protect young people.

FOOD and beverage (F&B) outlets operators say fewer patrons are smoking within their premises, but there is a noticeable ...

Cigarettes, nicotine pouches and vaporizers could get more expensive after the North Dakota Senate voted Monday to raise ...

New York's attorney general Letitia James named 13 e-cigarette brands in a lawsuit Thursday, alleging they were responsible ...

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A bill aimed at putting some “teeth” behind the state’s Tobacco-21 law that prohibits the sale of tobacco products to anyone ...

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A new bill in the Tennessee Senate could lead to the closure of dozens of vape shops throughout the ...

The city commissions will also amend the Unified Development Code for consideration to direct the 1,000 feet, include gummies in the restrictions, and straight-line measurements and motion for a ...

This afternoon, the ECHO spoke to people on their lunch break on Old Hall Street in Liverpool city centre to gather their ...

Dr Maxime Boidin, who is leading the world's first controlled study into the long-term effects of vaping at Manchester ...