LABUAN, Nov 8 ― A teenager has been warded at the Labuan Nucleus Hospital for severe internal lung damage suspected to have been caused by vaping, making it the first such case reported here. In a statement to Bernama today, Labuan Health Department director Dr Ismuni Bohari said a thorough...
Friday, 08 Nov 2019 06:39 PM MYT
LABUAN, Nov 8 ― A teenager has been warded at the Labuan Nucleus Hospital for severe internal lung damage suspected to have been caused by vaping, making it the first such case reported here. “The boy was admitted on November 4 initially due to breathing difficulties he is actually an asthmatic and has received asthma treatment in the internal care unit .
Dr Ismuni said investigations showed that the boy had been vaping for two weeks before he was admitted to the ICU.
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