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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 25 June 2025
to continue: Thailand Live Thursday 26 June 2025 https://aseannow.com/topic/1364774-thailand-live-thursday-26-june-2025/ -
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SCB, no more exemption from facial recognition in app
no need to moan, just transfer account to another bank. job done. -
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Legal status of cannabis in Thailand: In a constant state of reclassification
Not sure how this cannabis saga in Thailand will play out. It’s a coin toss. The government might green-light the newly proposed regulations by the ministry of health or they could still fizzle out before they hit the Royal Gazette. Total wildcard. And with the current government’s shaky ground, plus Thailand's even shakier economy, a new administration could flip the script entirely, again. One way or another, it’s a bloody mess. I’m a regular user, but honestly, I’m past caring too much about the outcome. This whole back-and-forth with the government handling of this has already been an embarrassing dog and pony show from the start. And if they tighten the laws now, they’ll wipe out over 10,000 local businesses overnight. Sellers and buyers, that's potentially millions of people, could eventually lose it, and the protests could be loud. Then the government might end up backpedaling… again. In the meantime, I’ve stocked up enough to ride this out for a number of months. Got a solid stash, plus a lot extra tucked away in the freezer for good measure. -
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Avoided denial of entry
OP, your time would be better spent improving your english language skills than inventing nonsense stories. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 26 June 2025
Anutin Rejects Misdirection Claims on Cannabis and Casino Policies Pictures courtesy of Anutin Charnvirakul Facebook Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has firmly rejected accusations that his party mishandled the cannabis policy, particularly regarding its medical application. In addition, he's distanced himself from any endorsement of legalising casinos. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364772-anutin-rejects-misdirection-claims-on-cannabis-and-casino-policies/ -
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How can I minimise import duty on my personal use musical instruments?
Electrics will be a lot more impervious to humidity changes. The guitars I kept in my condo were a Fender Stratacaster Eric Johnson made in America. The acoustic was a Santa Cruz Vintage Jumbo. Both would be placed in their cases and stored when I wasn't in Thailand (3 months at a pop) with the AC turned off for the time I was gone. They did have desiccant paks. When I was there (3 months on) they would be hanging from the wall easy to grab and play. But I also ran the AC 24 hours. I had zero issues with them related to humidity. I actually have more problems here in Arizona because it is so dry all the time. None of my wood guitars are out of their cases unless they are being played. And I maintain humidipaks in the cases with them. Have to change every few months. The electrics I sometime have out for a few weeks at a time and so far no fret sprout or other issues. Even after that I had one guitar with a split on the top that needed repair and recently an R Taylor had a bridge lifting (might have not been humidity related). Now I will say whenever I would return to Thailand after 3 months the Santa Cruz would be slightly duller sounding for a week until I guess it dried a but from the AC. Last after I sold both of those I felt bereft of guitars and bought a Yamaha ACR5. It was in my hotel room (condo sold) without AC when I was out. Then lived 10 months in friends house with AC all the time until I returned. No problems there. I'm not saying ignore the warnings. You do have to take humidity into cponsideration and I always feared finding problems on return. Not with the electrics just the acoustics. I might have been lucky.
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