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Middle-aged Thai man walking along a rural road to escape cannabis addiction, viewed from behind, symbolizing a personal journey of recovery and hope.

Thai Man Walks 700km to Escape Cannabis Addiction | A Journey of Recovery and Hope “I’m walking this path for my family—their love is my strength.” In a powerful act of self-redemption, 46-year-old Piya from Ratchaburi, Thailand, has taken the extraordinary step of walking over 700 kilometers on foot to […]

Thailands Cannabis Advocates Push Back Against New Medical Certificate Rule—visual of protesters, cannabis leaves, and traditional Thai medicine symbols representing public resistance.

Thailand’s Cannabis Advocates Push Back Against New Medical Certificate Rule Activists Say Public Health Ministry’s Plan Ignores Public Input and Threatens Patient Access Cannabis advocates in Thailand are raising alarm over a new Public Health Ministry proposal that would require all cannabis users—Thai and foreign—to present a medical certificate. Critics

Thailand Cracks Down on Cannabis Access– Editorial-style image showing a cannabis leaf behind prison bars, with the Thai flag in the background and overlay text about new medical-use restrictions.

Thailand Cracks Down on Cannabis Access Following Smuggling Surge Thailand is reinforcing its cannabis regulations in response to a sharp rise in cross-border smuggling cases involving locally cultivated marijuana. Just weeks after new medical-use-only guidelines were proposed, the government has announced additional restrictions that will limit cannabis access strictly to

Thailand Medical Cannabis Regulations 2025 — person holding a medical certificate and cannabis leaf outside a government health office in Bangkok, symbolizing the new legal requirement for medical cannabis use.

Thailand Medical Cannabis Regulations 2025: New Medical Certificate Requirement and Recreational Use Crackdown Within 40 Days BANGKOK, THAILAND – In a major policy shift, Thailand’s Public Health Ministry has announced that all cannabis users will soon be required to present a medical certificate to legally consume the plant — a

Close-up of a glowing e-cigarette with ominous smoke, set against Bangkok's neon-lit Thonglor nightlife. The title 'Thailand’s Deadly ‘Zombie Cigarettes’ Crisis: A Growing Threat in Bangkok’s Nightlife' is displayed in bold text, highlighting the danger of 'zombie cigarettes' spreading through the city.

A Growing Threat in Bangkok’s Nightlife Bangkok — A new and dangerous trend is spreading through Thailand’s nightlife, raising alarm among health officials and law enforcement. So-called ‘zombie cigarettes’, laced with powerful sedatives, are becoming increasingly popular among teens and clubgoers, prompting urgent government warnings. Thailand’s authorities are cracking down

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