US EditionMalaysian teachers caught vaping on school grounds may face fines, up to 2 years' jail
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Malaysian teachers caught vaping on school grounds may face fines, up to 2 years' jail
Teachers in Malaysia caught vaping or smoking within school premises may soon face legal action, including fines of up to RM10,000 (S$3,039) or imprisonment for up to two years. Malaysia's education minister, Fadhlina Sidek, said there would be zero tolerance for teachers using vapes, especially in front of students, reported Malaysian news publication The Star on Tuesday (Aug 12). She...
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