Teething problems reported in enforcing Malaysia smoking ban
date:Jan 03, 2019
from an eatery.

Those caught smoking in prohibited areas will be fined up to RM10,000 (US$2,417) or face two years jail.

Eatery owners who allowed customers to light up will be slapped with a maximum fine of RM5,000 or face at least one year in jail.

Owners of eateries who fail to put up no-smoking signs can be fined up to RM3,000 or face a maximum jail term of six months.

However, the Malaysian Health Ministry will give offenders a grace period of six months to comply with the ban, during
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