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Thailand's prime minister wants to outlaw cannabis, 2 years after it was decriminalized

  • Thailand's new health minister plans to review the country's cannabis policy, possibly reverting the decriminalization, making it a narcotic again, challenging the precedent set by Asia.
  • The previous health minister aimed to ban recreational cannabis use, causing concerns about the fate of the burgeoning marijuana industry in Thailand.
  • Proposed legislation to regulate cannabis more strictly faces delays amid opposition, with the Prime Minister emphasizing the need to restrict marijuana use to medical purposes.
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