03
Jun
The United Kingdom has announced a nationwide ban on disposable vapes starting January 2026, citing a dramatic rise in e-cigarette use among teenagers. The new law will also restrict flavored vape liquids that appeal to minors. The UK’s Health Secretary said the ban aims to protect children from nicotine addiction and potential long-term health effects. Retailers found violating the law will face fines and license suspensions. The move is being watched by South Asian countries like Bangladesh and Nepal, where vaping is gaining popularity among urban youth. Public health experts are urging similar regulations to prevent a future addiction crisis.