If you think of a cigarette at the end of the night as a reward for going all day without one, you will have pleasant thoughts when it comes to smoking
Hong Kong authorities have proposed a citywide ban on the use and possession of e-cigarette cartridges and flavored tobacco products in public places, according to the South China Morning Post
A 10inch straw for shakes was used here
Currently, while the e-cigarette companies are trying to promote the devices as a cessation tool to quit the conventional cigarettes, several countries, including Mauritius, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Thailand, have banned the devices
However, the e-cigarette market is also in some ways unique and has grown tremendously in the past decade, with tobacco industry marketing leading to e-cigarettes becoming the most popular tobacco product among youth
Dr Piyasakol said the pictures currently in use on packets enforcing the warning that smoking is a health hazard would also be changed