Thailand a step closer to reclassifying cannabis as narcotic, Phuket village scare || Thailand News

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@No1farang より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

To control marijuana in Thailand effectively, the Thai government can consider implementing the following strategies:

Regulatory framework: Establish a comprehensive regulatory framework that clearly defines the legal status of marijuana for medicinal, industrial, and recreational purposes. This framework should include licensing requirements, quality control measures, and guidelines for cultivation, distribution, and consumption.

Public education: Launch public education campaigns to raise awareness about the risks and benefits of marijuana use. Provide accurate information about the laws, health effects, and responsible consumption practices to prevent misuse and promote compliance with regulations.

Law enforcement: Strengthen law enforcement efforts to combat illegal activities related to marijuana, such as trafficking, cultivation, and distribution outside of legal channels. Implement effective monitoring systems and enforcement mechanisms to deter illicit practices.

Research and development: Invest in research and development initiatives to explore the medicinal, industrial, and economic potential of marijuana. Support scientific studies on cultivation techniques, therapeutic applications, and sustainable production methods to maximize the benefits of marijuana while minimizing risks.

International collaboration: Collaborate with international partners and organizations to exchange best practices, share expertise, and harmonize regulatory approaches to marijuana control. Participate in global initiatives to address transnational challenges related to drug enforcement and public health.

Stakeholder engagement: Engage with various stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, industry representatives, civil society organizations, and affected communities, to gather input, address concerns, and build consensus on marijuana policies. Foster dialogue and collaboration to ensure inclusive decision-making processes.

By implementing these strategies and adopting a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach, the Thai government can effectively control marijuana in Thailand while promoting public health, safety, and development.

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@loumos より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

The biggest problem was how cannabis became legal in the first place. Too fast, too big. With a testing phase in some provinces to analyze the situation and come up with rules, more education, stricter laws for users and sellers: for example an import ban so that only Thai farmers can cultivate cannabis, the perception of cannabis would have improved significantly. There is so much you could have done to legalize it in a smooth way..

News outlets are a problem too. If something bad happens, the police often find THC in people’s blood when they test them but ignore all the other substances in their system that truly lead to the bad events. The news outlets don’t care; they want headlines and always attribute the incidents to the influence of THC.

And of course our dear tourists who don’t respect the smoking ban in public areas and the police who is doing nothing against it.

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@ThomazMartinez より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

Thailand is safe….

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@phuketbungalowinfo2757 より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

just a stupid question… DID SHE WEAR A HELMET????

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@steverosse より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

And again, Hotei is not moving. I don’t get what your intention is here. The thing is right over your presenter’s shoulder, right next to his face, impossible to ignore. It’s going to draw focus anyway, so why make it worse by having him moving one day and not moving the next? African tribal mask, Christ the Redeemer, a giraffe, a yellow taxi, basketballs and a Cincinnati baseball cap? All pretty weird choices for a show about Phuket. But you do you, Bro.

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@eriktorne1350 より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

I welcome the reinstating of the ban! Nothing good will come of having this substance ready available for abuse. For those that use it for medicinal purposes,it should be available through prescription.

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@scambodia147 より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

Laughing stock of the world.

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@BobbyDazzler888 より:

2024年7月10日 6:33 PM

Why is alcohol legal in thailand if the government cares about well being?

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