The government has cited preventing young people from smoking as a primary rationale for its e-cigarette ban. Photo: Winson Wong
Opinion
Opinion
Hong Kong’s bizarre e-cigarettes ban will boost traditional tobacco products rather than reduce smoking
- Alice Wu says a ban on the sale, but not use, of e-cigarettes will only push young people to black markets, or perhaps to traditional tobacco products that may well be even less healthy
The government has cited preventing young people from smoking as a primary rationale for its e-cigarette ban. Photo: Winson Wong