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The health ministry has confirmed that smoking e-cigarettes inside offices and closed spaces is prohibited throughout the UAE. The use of e-cigarettes is governed by federal tobacco control legislation.
The UAE Government website also mentions that the following acts have been prohibited and penalized by the federal law:
- The sale of tobacco products to those under 18
- Smoking in private cars when a child under the age of 12 is present
- Smoking in houses of worship, educational institutions (such as universities and schools), health and sports facilities
- Automatic vending equipment and devices for tobacco distribution inside the country
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The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) recently emphasized the risks of using tobacco products, including e-cigarettes. The message was issued as the ministry observed World No Tobacco Day, which is observed on May 31 around the world.
According to the MoHAP, it has also worked with the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) to block websites that place ads and promote electronic cigarettes.
The rise of e-cigarettes have been rising and are a growing concern among young individuals, therefore many health officials and authorities have strongly encouraged the public to be aware of the dangers of e-cigarettes and to limit the use of them.
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