US EditionVape Vendors Face 15 Lashes and up to 20 Years in Prison in Singapore.
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The Singapore government, a country with harsh drug laws, announced Thursday that starting September 1, it will punish suppliers of vapes containing etomidate, a substance with an anesthetic effect, with up to 20 years in prison and a maximum of 15 strokes of the cane.
Singapore will punish with up to 15 ‘zots’ with cane rods and 20 years in prison the suppliers of vapeers...
Singapore is getting tougher in the fight against e-cigarettes: vaping will start being punished with mandatory inpatient treatment, importation up to twenty years in prison. Not to mention the caning that even school-age children are threatened with. Tougher repression will start now – on Monday, September 1. And as incredible as it may sound compared to the Czech environment, Singapore has its reasons: Have you heard the term Kpod? Some expert…
Vaping has been banned in Singapore since 2018. Possessing, using, or purchasing vaporizers carries a maximum fine of S$2,000. Regeneración, August 28, 2025. […] The post 15 lashes and up to 20 years in prison for vapers in Singapore was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
The Asian country, which banned e-cigarettes in 2018, is also proposing rehabilitation programs for users.
The Singapore government, a country with harsh drug laws, announced Thursday that from September 1, it will punish suppliers of vapes containing etomidate, a substance with an anesthetic effect, with up to 20 years in prison and a maximum of 15 strokes of the cane. "Vapes have become a gateway for substance abuse," said the city-state's Health Minister, Ong Ye Kung, in a statement. Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong already announced last …
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