Under the original law, violators could face severe penalties, including: Fines of up to 30,000 THB (approximately $900 USD) Imprisonment for up to 10 years in serious cases Confiscation of illegal items, including e-cigarettes, e-liquids, and accessories However, in 2019, an amendment to the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) repealed Sections 36, 38, and 56, which formed the basis for the ban on e-cigarette sales and possession
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