E-cigarettes could be outlawed under new WHO plans to ban vaping
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mirror.co.ukVaping could be under threat in Britain after the World Health Organisation recommended a ban under new plans, reports say. Open vaping - which allows people to control their device and its ingredients - could be outlawed if the group's advice is adopted, it is said.
The organisation fears the method - which is used by millions of Brits - can be more harmful as other substances can be added, reports The Sun on Sunday.
So it is now apparently proposing to prohibit open vaping in plans sent to governments across the globe, which will be considered at a conference in Glasgow later this year.
If adopted, the plans could mean problems for the estimated 2.4million Brits who vape and thousands of businesses which rely on the lucrative sector.
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