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Legal yesterday, banned today: Why Thailand is reversing its marijuana policy?
Cannabis was removed from the list of illegal narcotics, paving the way for a rapidly expanding industry. Thousands of dispensaries sprouted across the country, sourcing marijuana from local farms. Tourists seeking access to cannabis added to the industry's momentum, which was projected to be worth $1.2 billion by 2025.
The government has approved new measures, which will soon restrict consumption of the drug to those with a doctor's ...
Thailand has started banning the sale of cannabis to those without a prescription, three years after becoming the first ...
Thailand became the first country in Asia to decriminalize cannabis in 2022, but now its government is rethinking that ...
Al Jazeera on MSN2d
Thailand moves to re-criminalise cannabis in blow to $1bn industryThe Thai Chamber of Commerce previously estimated that the cannabis trade could be worth $1.2bn by 2025, although experts say ...
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Thailand, one of the first Asian countries to legalise cannabis use, has backflipped and banned non-prescription sales.
Thailand has recriminalised cannabis for recreational use, now limited to medical purposes only, impacting a billion-dollar ...
Thailand is set to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic again, risking the collapse of its booming $1 billion weed industry, ...
Almost three years after the Land of Smiles made headlines as the first Asian country to decriminalise cannabis, the Thai ...
DPA International on MSN2d
Is Thailand about to lose it status as world capital of legal weed?Three years after the extensive legalization of cannabis in Thailand, the government appears set to do a U-turn and ...
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