By Panithan Onthaworn

 

Thai officials on Wednesday urged people interested in cultivating cannabis and hemp to register via a mobile application as the plants will be removed from the Type 5 narcotics list on June 9.

 

The application is called “Plookganja” and it will be available to download on the same day that the delisting officially takes place, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). 

 

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The announcement is in line with official guidance for individuals to grow cannabis and hemp at home without a permit, but the grower must inform the authorities of the amount and location of those plants.

 

Full story: https://www.thaienquirer.com/40584/thai-government-to-launch-mobile-app-for-cannabis-growers-to-register-next-week/

 

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Nice.

Will they send the boys round a few months latter. 

 

I'm guessing any app chart will look like this after a few spliffs from the people downloading it !

Baileys Coffee and Blueberry Muffin grown by government employees in the jungle. 

2 hours ago, Orinoco said:

Nice.

Will they send the boys round a few months latter. 

 

Can't think of any other reason to make people notify police they are growing something legal. I think we will not be using this app, because do not trust the local police to use the data collected responsibly.

2 hours ago, Orinoco said:

Nice.

Will they send the boys round a few months latter. 

 

The cream of the crop for the pick of the crop or should that be the pick of the crop for the cream of the crop?

25 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Can't think of any other reason to make people notify police they are growing something legal. I think we will not be using this app, because do not trust the local police to use the data collected responsibly.

I see you have no faith in the up-coming new data protection law either.

7 hours ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Can't think of any other reason to make people notify police they are growing something legal. I think we will not be using this app, because do not trust the local police to use the data collected responsibly.

Ya think?!?!

Tell me it ain't so.

Thailand. The hub of mobile apps.

Another 90 day reporting app?  We know how great that one works.  Sign up so we can raid you, 4 rtp at a time.  555

Fuzz drives around in lowered 64 Impala… hey man you got any weed….nice VW bus….