Cambodia Bans Electronic Cigarettes and Marijuana Cultivation
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has declared a complete ban on investments in electronic cigarette (Vape) manufacturing and domestic marijuana cultivation. This policy, even for export or medical purposes, stems from concerns about negative societal impacts.
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