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Punjab reaffirms its prohibition of “harmful, lethal” e-cigs

Written by || 8th December 2014 || News analysis || Regulation and Legislation | Asia India

The Indian state of Punjab has reiterated its ban on the manufacturing and sale of nicotine-containing e-cigarettes. ...

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