Cambodia Destroys Over 360,000 E-cigarettes and Related Chemicals, Intensifying Crackdown on Illegal Trade
Cambodia's National Military Police destroyed over 360,000 illegal electronic cigarettes and related chemicals. This action follows a government ban on the circulation of such products, aiming to prevent health damage among youth and ensure social safety.
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