Thailand Moves To Ban Recreational Cannabis After Three Years Of Decriminalization
- Thailand is set to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic after decriminalizing its recreational use three years ago.
- The health ministry issued an order banning recreational cannabis sales, requiring a doctor's prescription for legal purchases.
- The unregulated cannabis market has caused social issues, especially among young people.
- The crackdown on recreational cannabis is happening during a delicate political crisis.
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