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FDA Warns of Smuggled Cannabis Cookies After Children Hospitalized

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BANGKOK, March 29 (TNA) – The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns parents to beware of their children eating cannabis –infused cookies, smuggled into the country.

 

There were reports that children in the South ate cookies containing excessive level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). They fell ill and were hospitalized, said FDA deputy secretarty-general Withid Sariddeechaikool.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news/line-today-english-news-1143899

 

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The FDA checked the cookie product related to the illness of those children and found that the product did not receive FDA approval and were not imported through the FDA checkpoints.

 

The investigation found that they were not available or sold through online shops. It is believed that the cookies were smuggled into the country.

 

????

Yes of course, that has to be the answer.. If they ddnt have Thai FDA they can not have been made in Thailand.. No Thai would ignore paperwork and rules. 

And what tragic event happened to these kids who consumed the cookies ?? They were given a warm cup of cocoa and a pillow ?? 

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Smuggled from goody two-shoes Malaya? ????????????

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Kids shouldn't be anywhere around cannabis or alcohol.

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Where is the need to smuggle cookies?

 

Here we go again ???? 

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns parents to beware of their children eating cannabis –infused cookies, smuggled into the country

What a sad state of affairs.

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....The 'Narrative'....

How could they tell?

19 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

There were reports that children in the South ate cookies containing excessive level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). They fell ill and were hospitalized, said FDA deputy secretarty-general Withid Sariddeechaikool.

ill how ? more details are needed. 

 

 

19 hours ago, stoner said:

ill how ? more details are needed. 

 

 

Do a Google search..... plenty of cases in the USA  and elsewhere of children getting ill from eating cannabis loaded snacks, biscuits etc.  Kids won't realize they are laced and overdose on THC.  UK Mail.

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1 minute ago, jacko45k said:

Do a Google search..... plenty of cases in the USA  and elsewhere of children getting ill from eating cannabis loaded snacks, biscuits etc.  Kids won't realize they are laced and overdose on THC.  UK Mail.

maybe i worded that wrong. pretty sure i have a good handle on the effects of cannabis. 

 

what exactly happened to these kids. the story is quite vague about almost everything. 

 

good thing no one has ever died from an overdose of cannabis. some pretty harsh symptoms etc but cannabis itself has never killed a single human....ever. 

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