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71% of nizhny novgorod residents supported a lifetime ban on the sale of vapes

71% of nizhny novgorod residents supported a lifetime ban on the sale of youth vapes

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71% of nizhny novgorod residents supported a lifetime ban on the sale of vapes

71% of Nizhny Novgorod residents supported a lifetime ban on the sale of youth vapes. Such data leads the service SuperJob according to the survey.

More than 70% of respondents believe that e-cigarettes should be banned for people born after December 31, 2008. 14% opposed the ban – in their opinion, the ban will have the opposite effect and provoke the growth of interest in vaping and the development of the illegal market. Another 15% were unsure: they believe that adults should decide for themselves.

Women support the initiative more often than men - 73% against 69%. Among respondents 35-44 years old supporters 80%. Nizhny Novgorod citizens with higher education approve the measure more often than those interviewed with secondary professional, and earning 100-150 thousand rubles - more often than those who receive less or more.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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