The government plans to impose much stiffer penalties, including jail sentences, says Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

The Ministry of Manpower says that companies should set their own HR policies, which could include disciplinary action, for ...

PM Wong said jail sentences will be given to those who sell vapes with harmful substances, like etomidate. Read more at ...

Singapore will treat vaping as a drug offense, with tougher penalties and rehab for offenders, PM Lawrence Wong said in his ...

Those caught vaping in public transport premises will be removed and reported to the authorities, the Land Transport ...

Recently, three people were caught vaping on MRT trains. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore is intensifying enforcement against vaping within its public transport network, with station staff conducting ...

Vaping is illegal. Harmful substances such as etomidate are added into e-vaporisers and pose serious harms to users. For now, ...

The stricter penalties could mean jail sentences and severe punishments for those who are involved in selling vapes mixed ...

Singapore has banned vaping as a 'drug issue', seizing millions in illegal vapes — raising debate over whether the UK should ...

Singapore’s Land Transport Authority announced on August 18 that it will intensify enforcement against vaping within the ...