Cambodia Bans Tobacco In Schools And Sports Facilities

Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has issued a directive banning the use, sale, and advertising of all tobacco products, specifically electronic cigarettes, in all educational facilities and public spaces. The government is also implementing measures to restrict the import, sale, advertising, use, production, and storage of electronic cigarette devices. These actions aim to protect public health and maintain social order. The ban applies to all educational institutions and public spaces nationwide. The directive aims to address public health concerns in urban areas facing serious pollution. The ban covers indoor and outdoor areas of central training centers, community learning centers, offices, and sports training or competition venues. The directive also requires school and provincial education facilities to implement health awareness programs regarding tobacco harm for students. Functional agencies have been instructed to enforce the law strictly. Functional agencies are tasked with strictly enforcing these new regulations.