A woman visiting Malaysia expressed frustration on social media after being unable to buy cigarettes without showing a Malaysian IC or passport. Her post sparked discussion, with netizens explaining that stricter rules under the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Act 2024 now require ID and prohibit open display of tobacco products.
Tourists Confused Cigarettes Need ID
Businesses face fines up to RM300,000 for violations. While some users said enforcement varies by location, others encouraged her to view the experience as a chance to quit smoking. The law aims to promote public health and reduce access to smoking products, especially among youth and tourists.
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