Indonesian Police Chief Asks MUI to Issue Fatwa Banning Vaping
The Indonesian National Police Chief has requested the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) to issue a fatwa prohibiting the use of e-cigarettes (vapes). Concerns are rising over health impacts on youth and potential links to illicit drug use.
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