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- The Health Ministry of Malaysia plans a nationwide vaping ban by 2026 due to public health concerns, including mental health.
- Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad said the Cabinet has agreed in principle to the ban, and the decision is when, not if.
- He cited adulterated vape liquids and their link to drug-induced psychosis.
- The ministry will present the proposal to the Cabinet in early 2026 and backs stricter vape controls.
