The findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson WongThe findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson Wong
The findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong /  Health & Environment

Ban e-cigarettes and other new tobacco products, Hong Kong parents say in survey

  • Survey of parents of kindergarten- and school-age children found three-quarters want new products outlawed
  • Former smokers say e-cigarettes should not be viewed as a less harmful alternative to smoking
Topic |   Wellness
Rachel Leung
Rachel Leung

Updated: 5:57pm, 7 Apr, 2019

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The findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson WongThe findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson Wong
The findings showed that 76 per cent of respondents believe a complete ban will be able to deter teenagers from taking up smoking. Photo: Winson Wong
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