On September 1st, The New Law Came Into Effect. In Just 7 Days, 232 People Were Arrested! Among Them, 14 People Tested Positive For Zombie Smoke Cartridges. Singapore's E-cigarettes Have Witnessed The Toughest Law Enforcement Ever.

The new e-cigarette law in Singapore came into effect on September 1st. How was the situation in the first week? Let's find out together:
Starting from September 1st, etomidate has been officially classified as a Class C drug, and possession of it is a criminal offense.
First-week results: 232 people were investigated nationwide, 32 were involved in "zombie smoke cartridges", and 14 tested positive.
Penalties have been upgraded:
Consumption: Mandatory detoxification for 6 months, and at least 1 year in prison for repeat offenders.
Sale, distribution, and import: Up to 20 years in prison + caning.
Those who voluntarily seek help for detoxification have a way out:
17 people have voluntarily accepted detoxification counseling, and 21 people have signed up for the "I Quit" detoxification program.
How was the outcome of the electronic cigarette recycling bins?
During the 5-week "Bin the Vape" campaign, 6,000 electronic cigarettes were recycled. Border and social service institutions' recycling bins remain open. Reminder:
Don't touch electronic cigarettes, especially the "zombie cartridges"; if you are addicted, quit as soon as possible for safety! The Prime Minister of Singapore has clearly stated that they will crack down severely on electronic cigarettes. Singapore's actions show that the government is serious.