According to the news on February 24, according to foreign news reports, the number of junior high schools and high school students using electronic cigarettes in the United States showed an upward trend, prompting school leaders to take action.

Officials in Harlan County believed in the area in the area and urged them to transfer electronic cigarette products to the back of the counter to avoid selling them to minor customers. They also encouraged their parents to talk about the dangers of electronic cigarettes.

This is to respond to some students in Nox County's hospitalization.

"Everyone needs to know that this is a popular disease in Kentucky. It is really important to control it because we are in the process of making the new generation of the Kenkotine addicted to nicotine. "Ben Chandler, president and CEO of Health Kentucky Foundation.

Hazard Independent Schools said it is solving this problem positively, including cooperation with law enforcement departments to regularly conduct dog drug testing drills on campus.

"Our school education students are related to the danger of using electronic cigarette pens and solve any direct problems. We have taken positive measures to identify the electronic cigarette on the campus in real time." The school said.

The electronic cigarette pens recovered in Nox County have been sent to the Kentucky State Police Lab to test to see if they are mixed with more dangerous drugs such as Finyini.