The Malaysian government submitted a bill to fully ban smoking after the birth of 2007

China News Service, Kuala Lumpur, July 27th (Zhang Weiqi) Malaysia Health Minister Hayry submitted the draft of the latest tobacco and smoking behavior control bill to the Congress on the 27th to the Congress for consideration.Born, buying, smoking products or electronic cigarette substitutes.

The bill is also prohibited from selling tobacco products, tobacco substitutes and smoking services after January 1, 2007.

The bill stipulates that the maximum of illegal smokers may be fined 5,000 Linjit (about $ 1 or about 4.45 Linjit).Merchants or institutions that sell tobacco or provide smoking services in violation of regulations will also face punishment such as imprisonment and fines.

When Hayari submitted the bill on the same day, he hoped to pass the bill during the Congress.

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