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Ministry clarifies Lisa’s late-night TV drink appearance, says no ad law breached
Today 09:18Key points summarised by AI
The Thai Public Health Ministry clarified that global icon Lisa Manobal did not violate Thailand's alcohol control laws during her appearance on an American late-night show.
This ruling is based on the incident occurring overseas and lacking direct commercial intent for a Thai audience, as Thai law regulates advertising, not the act of drinking alcohol.
Domestic media can rebroadcast clips of the segment if product names and brand logos are blurred to remain compliant with local regulations.
While recreating Lisa's cocktail recipe without showing brand names is permissible, displaying clear logos or attaching commercial links could be considered illegal promotion.
The Ministry stated there are no immediate plans to amend existing alcohol control legislation and urged the public not to overreact to the incident.
DOPA raids two illegal gambling dens in Chiang Mai
Today 09:36Key points summarised by AI
DOPA S.W.A.T. and Territorial Defence Volunteers launched 'Prab Sien Nakorn Ping' operation, raiding two illegal gambling dens in downtown Chiang Mai.
Officers seized cash, baccarat and hi-lo tables, a fish-hunting machine, and 'Nam Tao Poo Pla' games from the unlicensed casinos.