Officially Banned by the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), Commission III of the House of Representatives (DPR) Urges the Government to Immediately Create Legal Regulations Banning Vaping
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The University of Indonesia (UI) has banned the use of conventional cigarettes and vapes on all campus areas, with the threat of sanctions of up to a fine of IDR 500,000.
According to the Minister of Industry, restrictions on the use of a product in certain environments can encourage consumers to shift to other products.
The South Sumatra Provincial Government is reviewing regional regulations regarding the ban on vape use.
JAKARTA — The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) recently issued a fatwa prohibiting the use of electronic cigarettes or vapes. Responding to the MUI fatwa, Minister of Industry Muhammad Sarmuji said he appreciated the decision, but...
House of Representatives Commission III member Nasyirul Falah Amru said the use of vapes or e-cigarettes is against religious law and should be a serious concern for the state.
JPNN.com, JAKARTA - Member of Commission III of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Nasyirul Falah Amru (Gus Falah), emphasized that the use of electronic cigarettes or vapes is against religious law and must be a serious concern for the state.
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