Geoffggi

19 minutes ago, MRToMRT said:

Yes, BKP has a good article on this, this morning.

In other words NO punishment whatsoever ......!!!!

15 minutes ago, webfact said:

Establishments with a licence are allowed to sell flowers but not allow smoking on the premises.

Another mistake, why not contain it in a known area that can be policed plus it is a place that will not upset other people.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

“Honestly, we could not entirely stop people from smoking cannabis, but we already had a regulation to prohibit venues from allowing customers to smoke cannabis because it could lead to problems such as traffic accidents.”

Could not agree more, entertainment places should not allow the activity of smoking cannabis as it is reserved for people to get drunk & drive - Really .........LOL

2 hours ago, webfact said:

When asked if it was alright if the shops had specific rooms for people to smoke cannabis, Dr. Thongchai answered the shops could be violating a regulation if it could be proven that the smoke from the cannabis caused a nuisance to others.

This statement is idiotic, I would have thought the whole purpose of these kind of specific rooms as stated, is people can all sit together and enjoy their smoke without upsetting others, plus the majority of these kind of rooms are normally inside cannabis establishments therefore no-one to upset other than people who want to enjoy their weed.

9 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Where was the USA?

They speak American ......LOL

How about grabbing the bull by the horns and working through this, it is plainly obvious that it could be big business for Thailand and the interest is plain to see so why not regulate the sales by ID requirements, so not selling to under age people and make testing for drugs part of  police spot checks as with alcohol which takes care of DUI. Everyone knows that violence is not part of cannabis culture unlike methamphetamines so it could be a win win situation. 

10 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Thai cabinet approved, in principle, a draft bill today (Tuesday), which seeks to hold businesses accountable for goods sold to consumers which are found to be defective within two years of delivery.

Best cancel the submarine order then ........................LOL

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Nevertheless, Adm.Choengchai said the Thai navy would insist that the Chinese navy guarantee the quality and efficiency of the little-known Chinese-made engine in place of the German one for use aboard the S26T sub.

This has to be a joke, the Chinese are as bad as the Thai's at maintenance, they wait until it breaks down then fit a complete new unit. ...........................LOL

3 minutes ago, webfact said:

National Police Commissioner General Damrongsak Kittiprapas explained that the point-deduction system is designed to promote safe driving. Every year, road casualties claim more than 22,000 lives in Thailand, which has the ninth-highest rate of traffic accidents in the world.

Why not ask yourselves WHY the standard is so low, with penalties of up to 90 day licence suspensions (for those who have one) one can only presume this is for really bad driving what a joke, try one or two year bans followed by re-tests & proof of licence & insurance before allowing them back on the road. The problem is the police have been so inept at issuing tickets as they are too busy lining their own pockets with on the spot fines.

26 minutes ago, webfact said:

The police were originally called after the incident on 191.

But nobody showed up.

RTP are an absolute joke ....!!

More good luck than anything else that no-one was injured or killed, both the driver & company should be prosecuted for allowing an insecure load to be on the highway.

24 minutes ago, webfact said:

He hated Chinese officialdom and the political system there.

Can't argue with this statement ....................LOL

22 minutes ago, webfact said:

The statement by the Chinese President called on the APEC region to be a block that focuses on economic development and not be someone’s backyard and should not be an arena for big power to contest their turf.

That's rich coming from the country that has had devastating effects on other countries like Cambodia, Sri-Lanka & parts of Africa etc. - Do as I say attitude not as I do .!!

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Prawit told reporters at Government House that the Thais might probably watch only some of a total of 64 soccer matches from Qatar on free TV here whilst the World Cup tournament held every four years is scheduled between November 20 and December 18.

Thailand, the HUB of Flip-Flops ..............................LOL

7 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

4bht/gm doesn't seem expensive to me.

My kids get 50bht per school day, they can easily afford cannabis.

 

As for hospital admissions, I'd be more interested in the actual numbers of people admitted with serious problems, doubt there's be 10.

You have to be joking Top shelf stuff is selling at 700-800 Baht a gram. Obviously you must be quoting for sweeping ups

This report is obviously a load of cobblers, firstly how can youngsters afford to buy weed at the silly prices many places are asking especially at the higher TCP levels. Obviously there should be a legal age limit for people buying this stuff so it is the people selling & not the product that is the problem. Plus Thai people are much more hooked on Ya-Ba as they can purchase for 10Baht per tablet so maybe some false reporting going on.

5 minutes ago, webfact said:

The police took it all away for safekeeping as they try to find out who was responsible. 

Now come on which is it? Either the police took it away, or it was locked away for safekeeping ................LOL

12 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thailand’s tourism is back on track and hopes are that things are likely to get better going forward amid reports emerging that China is set to open its borders in the very near future.

Not all good news then ......................LOL