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Cabinet approves tighter new cannabis law
Today 19:42Key points summarised by AI
Cabinet approves stricter cannabis law, mandating that retail outlets convert into medical clinics where cannabis purchases are exclusively for medical purposes.
The new bill introduces enhanced regulatory control, overseeing cannabis from registered farms to the quality of its extracts and flowers.
Penalties for violations of the law will be clearer and significantly heavier than under current regulations.
Existing cannabis outlets, numbering over 10,000, must convert to licensed clinics or close by their license expiry, no later than 2028, with health officials set to inspect compliance.
Twin panda cubs debut at Tokyo zoo, woo devoted fans
Today 22:07Key points summarised by AI
Twin panda cubs, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, made their highly anticipated public debut at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, delighting devoted fans.
Their first appearance is severely limited to three days for lottery winners due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, allowing only brief viewing times.
Born in June, the now black-and-white cubs were seen playfully interacting, captivating visitors with their "adorable" antics.
The event highlights the ongoing "panda diplomacy," as all pandas, including those born abroad, are on loan from China and must eventually return.