Thailand’s Public Health Minister has signed proposed legislation that emphasizes the medical use of cannabis and prohibits recreational use.
- The new proposed legislation in Thailand emphasizes that cannabis can only be used for medical purposes and there will be measures to control and prevent recreational use.
- The new law may require revisions to the existing regulations listing cannabis as a controlled herb, and the enforcement of organic laws will determine if a medical certificate is required for buying cannabis.
- Cannabis stores in Thailand will be required to sell only the parts of the plant that are considered legal, and the law aims to help police capture those who misuse cannabis for recreational purposes.
The law aims to encourage the use of cannabis for health benefits while implementing measures to control and prevent recreational use. The bill will be submitted to the…
