Public healthcare institutions to record all Kpod cases, confiscate vapes: MOH, HSA
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Thailand reclassifies Etomidate as Category 2 Narcotic amid vaping concerns
Thanakrit Jit-areerat says Etomidate’s reclassification gives authorities stronger legal tools to tackle misuse, especially in e-cigarette products. BANGKOK, Thailand – The Ministry of Public Health has reclassified Etomidate as a Category 2 controlled substance under Thailand’s Narcotics Code. The updated designation, issued through a new Ministerial Notification in 2025, responds to increasing concerns over the drug’s illegal production and mi…
Medical practitioners will be required to report cases involving e-vaporiser
Medical practitioners will be required to report cases involving e-vaporiser use and related symptoms suggesting etomidate intoxication, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Health Sciences Authority (HSA) in a circular dated July 9. The healthcare authorities also said that individuals who voluntarily seek help for e-vaporiser use will not have enforcement actions taken against them. READ: https://asia1.news/4kBcb2w Follow @AsiaOnecom for a…
Medical practitioners must record Kpod cases, seize vapes: MOH, HSA
Medical practitioners must now record all cases of e-vaporiser use and related symptoms suggesting etomidate intoxication, amid "rising concerns" regarding Kpod use in Singapore. In a circular issued on July 9, the Ministry of Health (MOH) and Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said that there has been a "concerning increase" in the use of Kpods — e-vaporisers containing the anaesthetic agent...
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