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Law to control cannabis or hemp emission nuisance already effective

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Law to control cannabis or hemp emission nuisance already effective

13 Sept 08:17Key points summarised by AI

A new Ministry of Public Health regulation imposes a 3-month jail term and/or a maximum fine of 25,000 baht for causing a public nuisance with cannabis or hemp smoke/smell.
The law aims to prevent recreational use that poses health risks, as cannabis smoke can cause lung disease or asthma, particularly in vulnerable groups like children and pregnant women.
Separate regulations control cannabis and hemp use in food and drinks, requiring eateries to clearly identify dishes containing these ingredients, provide safety tips, and display warnings for high-risk consumers.
Advertising claimed health benefits of cannabis and hemp is strictly prohibited at eateries.

Today 06:45Key points summarised by AI

Loei province reopens key tourist attractions, including the Chiang Khan Skywalk, with national parks set to follow on February 1st, after reporting no new COVID-19 infections for 13 days.
Rayong province reopens flea markets, implementing strict health protocols like mandatory masks and temperature checks, following three consecutive days without new COVID-19 cases.

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