It paves the way for a total ban on all disposable vapes which is expected to be passed sometime next year after EU approval rubberstamps it
Under-18s will no longer be able to buy disposable vapes after a new law was passed in the Dail last night.
.The Irish Mirror has been campaigning for the ban and received the backing of Health Minister, Stephen Donnelly, and Tanaiste, Micheal Martin last month. In our campaign, the Mirror highlighted the shocking harm that vapes are causing, including the hospitalisation of teenagers who have over-vaped.Last night, Health Minister Donnelly and Minister for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy, Hildegarde Naughton welcomed the Public Health Bill passing all stages of the legislative process in the Dáil.
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