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Employee at Punggol motor show allegedly found vaping, HSA investigating

The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) has launched an investigation after a man working at a motor roadshow in Punggol was allegedly filmed vaping.The incident reportedly occurred at around 7.20pm on Aug 30 at a Dongfeng Motors roadshow in Waterway Point, according to an anonymous user who sent the footage to sgfollowsall.The video, which was uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday (Sept...

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Employee at Punggol motor show allegedly found vaping, HSA investigating
Employee at Punggol motor show allegedly found vaping, HSA investigating

The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) has launched an investigation after a man working at a motor roadshow in Punggol was allegedly filmed vaping.

The incident reportedly occurred at around 7.20pm on Aug 30 at a Dongfeng Motors roadshow in Waterway Point, according to an anonymous user who sent the footage to sgfollowsall.

The video, which was uploaded to Instagram on Tuesday (Sept 22), shows a man, reportedly a salesman working at the event, seated alone at a table with a vape-like device concealed in his hands.

A family with children can be seen at the table behind him while he takes several puffs from the device.

"Before this video was taken, we noticed he kept taking puffs from his device," the user wrote, adding that there were many people walking around him.

The user added that a report with HSA was also filed, but that they have not received any updates.

Volt Auto, the authorised distributor for Dongfeng Motors in Singapore, told Chinese publication Lianhe Zaobao that it has identified the man in the video.

It is aware of the video circulating online and that incident is being handled internally by the company, adding that it will cooperate with the authorities.

In response to queries, HSA said that it is aware of the incident and has launched an investigation, reported Zaobao.

AsiaOne has reached out to HSA, Volt Auto and Dongfeng Motors for additional information.

Need support around vaping or addiction?

To report vaping offences: Contact Health Sciences Authority’s Tobacco Regulation Branch at 6684-2036 / 6684-2037 (7am to 12am daily) or https://www.go.gov.sg/reportvape

To quit vaping: Contact Health Promotion Board’s I Quit programme at 1800-438-2000 (8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday) or https://www.healthhub.sg/programmes/iquit/e-cig/

For more addiction or substance abuse support:

Institute of Mental Health's National Addictions Management Service: 6389-2200

WE CARE Community Services: 3165-8017 or 8391-3023 (WhatsApp)

Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association: 6732-1122

Thye Hua Kwan Moral Charities: thkmc.org.sg

Fei Yue Community Services: 6485-8749

dana.leong@asiaone.com

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