Stunned, Prathom 1 responds to teacher: E-cigarettes make your throat cold when you smoke them. Netizens are worried Severe outbreak among children, affecting health One teacher posted a clip on tiktok with the caption, "Grade 1 students use it to cool their throats." In the clip, it can be seen in this teacher's hand. Holding one of the components of an electronic cigarette The teacher took it and asked the children in the classroom, "What is it?" The children answered, "It's an electronic cigarette for smoking." But when the teacher asked, "Why do you smoke it?" the children replied, "Smoke it to make it cool on your throat. One older brother gave it to me.' In the clip, this teacher gives warnings and teaching to the children. About the effects of using electronic cigarettes As for netizens who saw this clip, they commented and said that it was the pot head of an e-cigarette. But most comments will say This reflects that e-cigarettes are reaching young people. Even first grade children know that whether it is just a pot head, children should be taught that it is not good. and is worried that this will have a more severe impact on children. A WHO survey found that students in Thailand aged 13-15 years used e-cigarettes increased from 3.3 percent in 2015 and in 2021 to 8.1 percent, considered a very high rate of increase. Pol. Maj. Gen. Theeradej Thammasutee, commander of the Royal Thai Police, revealed that he has given orders to all areas. Especially surrounding schools and educational institutions must be free from electronic cigarettes. After finding an epidemic of e-cigarettes among children and youth The number increased rapidly. There is an online distribution channel that can be easily traded. All police units must expedite investigation and suppression, as part of the Metropolitan Police Bureau. Emphasis will be placed on cracking down on large traders who conduct rather complicated processes. Ready to present to the commander that Suppression must be integrated in all sectors. Emphasis on public re lations in communities and educational institutions to inform them of the dangers and dangers of e-cigarettes. Including the law, penalties related to e-cigarettes should be revised to be more comprehensive. Source: Thai News Agency