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PHUKET XTRA: VIDEO: Crash leaves bike hanging! Molesting a hospital patient? Bombs over Southern Thailand!|| March 11
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Public Bus Accidents in Thailand Surge by 46.5%
Obviously the issues go far beyond simple law enforcement. However it does create a deterrent. Are they patrolling the highways to find reckless drivers? No. Why? Because they do not care one iota about traffic safety. It is all lip service. The level of pretense, the level of fake purity, the dumb and mindless application of laws here is beyond inane. The RTP are a blight on the nation. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Do Thai TIN expire when you have no work permit anymore ? I have a Thai TIN from when I was working in Thailand back in 2020 but now no longer working for that company and not working at the moment. Tried to log in on revenue department website and seems I can still access my dashboard with my TIN but nothing declared on it. -
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Cheapest good weed now ? I found 350 thb/gram but not cheaper yet, any idea ?
Hopefully they put some tarmac into or horse hair. -
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Cannabis Export: A Thriving Global Market
The cannabis export industry is rapidly evolving, driven by increasing legalization and the growing demand for medical, recreational, and industrial cannabis products. Countries worldwide are recognizing the economic and therapeutic potential of cannabis, positioning cannabis export as a key player in the global trade market. The Growth of Cannabis Export Leading exporters like Canada, the Netherlands, and Israel have paved the way with robust regulatory frameworks and advanced cultivation techniques. Medical-grade cannabis products, including oils, dried flowers, and tinctures, are among the most commonly exported items, addressing the needs of healthcare systems worldwide. In addition, industrial hemp, used for textiles, bioplastics, and wellness products, represents a booming sector of cannabis export. Countries with favorable climates and cost-effective production capabilities, such as Thailand and Colombia, are emerging as competitive players. Navigating Regulatory Challenges Cannabis export is subject to stringent regulations. Exporting countries must comply with international treaties like the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs while adhering to domestic laws and quality standards. Licenses, phytosanitary certificates, and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are critical requirements. Logistical challenges, such as navigating differing import laws and ensuring product consistency, add complexity to cannabis export. However, businesses that can meet these demands stand to gain significant market advantages. The Future of Cannabis Export As legalization expands and societal acceptance grows, the cannabis export market is set to flourish. Emerging markets in Africa, Latin America, and Asia are expected to boost global supply while driving down production costs. For businesses, understanding regulatory landscapes and prioritizing high-quality production is essential for success. Cannabis export is poised to remain a cornerstone of the industry, fueling innovation, trade, and economic growth on a global scale. -
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Tragedy in the Amazon: British Mother Dies After Psychedelic Tea Retreat
Hmm. Not my cuppa -
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Public Bus Accidents in Thailand Surge by 46.5%
Some, like my wife want a large vehicle for accident protection.
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