Khairy: 'I'm sorry it's come to this.'
"There were enforcement issues before, but we regularly acted against vape sales – especially to minors – and vape products could not be advertised. It's now the Wild West in Malaysia as there is no enforcement because there are no laws against vapes," said the former health minister.
Khairy had said that this means that no action can be taken over the sale and marketing of vape products until a new law is in place. They named Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa and the government as respondents, and are seeking a court order to nullify Dr Zaliha's decision on March 31 to amend the Poisons Act.
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