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- Starting April 30, 2026, Hong Kong bans possessing or using e-cigarettes in public.
- The ban falls under the Tobacco Control Legislation (Amendment) Ordinance 2025.
- Violators face fines up to HK$50,000 and potential imprisonment.
- The government says the measure aims to improve public health and reduce exposure to secondhand smoke.
- The initiative is part of Hong Kong's broader smoke-free strategy amid a long tobacco-control history.
