BANGKOK (REUTERS) - Developing a medical cannabis industry is among top policy priorities for Thailand's new government, according to a document released before the formal announcement.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BANGKOK - Developing a medical cannabis industry is among top policy priorities for Thailand's new government, according to a document released before the formal announcement.
Developing the medical cannabis industry was a key demand of the Bhumjaithai party, one of the biggest parties in Prayuth's 19-party coalition. Thailand, which had a tradition of using cannabis to relieve pain and fatigue, legalised marijuana for medical use and research last year.
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