HSA extends hotline hours, launches new platform to report vaping offences
HSA will also be launching a new online reporting platform for the public to report illegal e-vaporiser activities.
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SINGAPORE - The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) will be enhancing its vaping reporting channels from July 21, said the agency on July 20.
The hotline service to report vaping-related offences will be expanded to operate seven days a week with extended hours from 9am to 9pm. HSA will also be launching a new online reporting platform for the public to report illegal e-vaporiser activities.
HSA said it has observed a significant increase in public feedback on vaping-related offences since 2024, receiving more than 3,000 reports in 2024 and more than 2,500 reports in the first half of 2025.
In addition, a considerable increase in the number of social media postings showing others vaping in the public has also been observed by the agency. These public feedback and social media postings helped HSA as an additional source of surveillance data to intensify enforcement activities, said HSA.
Those who have information on the illegal advertisement, import, distribution, sale or possession of e-vaporisers can contact HSA to support enforcement efforts through the two new channels:
- The new online reporting form:
www.go.gov.sg/reportvape
- The Tobacco Regulation Branch at 6684 2036 or 6684 2037, which will be operational daily, including weekends and public holidays, from 9am to 9pm.
More to come.