NSW Health closes multiple EzyMart stores in Sydney’s central business district after concerns about illegal tobacco and vape sales. Reports say more than a dozen stores are shut within one council area, following NSW Health enforcement activity. Separate coverage states that four EzyMart stores in Sydney are among those closed due to allegations involving illegal tobacco and vapes. The closures relate to claims that products are being sold unlawfully. ABC also reports that the company that operates or is associated with EzyMart will end its arrangement with an independent operator after the closures. The actions described by outlets focus on regulatory enforcement by NSW Health and the alleged sale of prohibited or unlicensed tobacco and vaping products. The reporting does not provide specific details on the evidence, the charges involved, or the timelines for potential reopening. The closures are presented as part of a broader effort to address illegal tobacco and vaping in retail outlets.