In lawsuit against health minister, High Court rejects bid to temporarily put vape liquid back on Poisons List

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 7 — The High Court today dismissed three civil society groups’ application to temporarily bring nicotine-containing vape liquid and vape gels back under the Health Ministry’s regulation and control.

According to Ahmad Hanir, the judge had dismissed the stay application by saying that the civil society groups had not put forward reasons and special circumstances to justify a stay order. If the three civil society groups had succeeded in getting an interim stay, it would have temporarily place such vape liquid products back under the Health Ministry’s regulation and prevent such products from being sold openly and legally to children.

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