egal Posted July 20, 2025 Posted July 20, 2025 would you report those you see vaping? Over 2,500 vaping reports in first half of 2025; HSA to launch online reporting form - CNA Quote
AskMeNot Posted July 26, 2025 Posted July 26, 2025 Probably would. The situation seems to have gone out of hand. Quote
Kimochi Posted July 26, 2025 Posted July 26, 2025 Killed quite a few people already. Deadlier than cigarettes definitely with kpod. Quote
Balestier Posted July 26, 2025 Posted July 26, 2025 The suppliers killed their market by putting the drug in the vaporiser. Have themselves to blame Quote
TigerYam Posted July 26, 2025 Posted July 26, 2025 Vaping is legal in Malaysia. A lot of Singapore youngsters going to JB for vaping. Vaping can make people high. Do you report a Singapore guy who vape in JB? Quote Life is short! Don't wait for the last minute to do what you like to do! Just do it!
StockBottom Posted August 1, 2025 Posted August 1, 2025 Definitely yes. We are already seeing drivers vaping and getting into accidents. No difference from drunk driving, they kill. Quote Do you report a Singapore guy who vape in JB? Not sure about vaping and kpods (etomidate is class c), but taking drugs overseas is a crime under SG law, e.g. smoking weed in BKK. Quote
TigerYam Posted August 1, 2025 Posted August 1, 2025 4 hours ago, StockBottom said: Not sure about vaping and kpods (etomidate is class c), but taking drugs overseas is a crime under SG law, e.g. smoking weed in BKK. Singaporeans love to advanture oversea since Singapore Government ban this ban there. Sg law are men made law. Eating a chewing gum also a crime. Free speech also a crime. I saw Singaporean Malay love to enjoy themselves in Malaysia. They smoke, talk loudly, vaping, and they are very happy to enjoy their life in Malaysia. Vaping is legal in Malaysia. You can buy vape outside JB easily since JB area already disallowed the merchants to sell vape due to the Singaporeans tourists. Quote Life is short! Don't wait for the last minute to do what you like to do! Just do it!
Behrhunter Posted August 15, 2025 Posted August 15, 2025 (edited) TLDR : No, your body your choice. If it is somebody I personally know and at least care a bit of their wellness or health. I will tell them to reduce their usage or stop. We all have our own vices, whether is smoking, drinking, sex, porn, steroids .. whatever rocks your boat. Almost all my acquaintance who vape started it as a way to wean off smoking. Some have been successful some have not been successful. I did once see this non-local guy who was openly vaping and i told him i am just telling him that it is illegal in Singapore and not to be caught doing it openly. This was months ago .. possibly a year ago before all these became so out of control. He was very appreciative and thanked me after a short conversation. Edited August 15, 2025 by Behrhunter Quote
TigerYam Posted August 19, 2025 Posted August 19, 2025 Is he talking nonsense? Or Taking care of Citizens? Quote Life is short! Don't wait for the last minute to do what you like to do! Just do it!
radiusulnar Posted August 20, 2025 Posted August 20, 2025 I've seen no smoking and no vaping signs side by side. Which I thought meant you can go to some yellow box go smoke and vape. I didn't realize vaping is completely illegal unlike smoking Quote
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