Canning and penalties for those who got into Singapore drugs Vape

The Singaporean authorities have announced tougher punishment for waping when they are trying to hack more and drug use in the country.

These include tougher penalties, longer prison and even canning. Foreigners can also be deported.

While Singapore was one of the first places in the world to prohibit Vaping in 2018, this practice has been preserved, and in recent months the city and the state have noticed the growth of the popularity of Laps, covered with Etomides, anesthetic drug.

This caused extensive anxiety in a country that has some of the most violent drugs in the world.

In recent months, authorities have recognized the growing prevalence of ethomidates that are better known as kpods in Singapore. The nickname is short for “kettal pods” and refers to how et al has similar effects on ketamine.

In July, a random test of 100 confiscated LAPs contained this.

Video of teens and young people acting wrong in public also became viral on social networks, causing concern about Singapores who widely support the brutal punishments of the country for drug trading and use.

Health Minister Ong Eu Kung said on Thursday that more stringent laws were needed because “lime became a gateway for very serious drug abuse” where the devices for drugs became devices.

The government exacerbated its punishment, while re -qualified as a drug controlled by class with for six months. The new rules will come into force on September 1.

Those who caught the vaping – even if they use regular lime – threaten the fines, starting at $ 500 ($ 288; $ 390) and rehabilitation appointed by the state. The punishments will be even tougher for those who have got into this.

Drug suppliers will face 20 years in prison and 15 reed blows.

Foreigners working in Singapore threaten not only the same punishments, but also at the risk of obtaining housing permits and employment canceled, and can be deported and forbidden to enter the country again.

The rules also apply to tourists. The BBC realizes that the signs will be located throughout the Changue airport, reminding visitors a ban on waping, as well as bunkers to dispose of Vape so that users can get rid of their devices without faced fines.

The rules are intended as a time measure over the next six months, while the government adopts new laws to combat Etomides and any other drug that can be put through Vapes.

These measures go to the top large -scale public health program and law enforcement agencies.

Over the last weeks, the island has been lined with government advertising on buses, trains and public places that have been calling for people to stop vaping, while local media have been overcrowded on the matter.

Bins for VAPE disposal were placed in public clubs and schools, while the health care program was developed in schools.

Authorities also launched trains, bus terminals and parks, where officials can check for members of the public and look for bags.

With many limaps in Singapore, coming from neighboring countries, such as Malaysia and Indonesia, the authorities also strengthened checks for land crossings and other points of joining the island.

Singapore repressions come when other countries have passed to impose tougher rules of Vaping to restrain the use of children and young people.

In June, UK banned the saleAfter Belgium, they did it in January.

Australia banned waping In some form from 2023, starting with rejection and then disposable LAPs.