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Cannabis - Medical Use Certificate - What's Your Plan?
For anyone unfamiliar with what a standard P.T.33 medical cannabis certificate/prescription form looks like, see the sample form below. This example is in English, but many versions are entirely in Thai, often with the form number also in Thai only at the top right. Regardless of the language, all forms serve the same purpose. While this specific form was likely designed with foreigners in mind, most cannabis users in Thailand are Thai nationals, so the majority of forms are issued in Thai. I’ve obtained both a medical cannabis card and a certificate/prescription myself from a clinic, though I haven’t yet used it to purchase cannabis, as I still have an adequate supply I purchased before the laws changed. However, I wanted to have the document on hand in case I’m ever questioned about my cannabis use by authorities or the building management where I reside. For personal convenience, I’ve taken a photo of both my medical cannabis patient card (which includes my photo) and my certificate/prescription, and I keep them in my phone for easy access. I don’t plan on renewing my medical certificate every 30 days, but rather every 60–90 days. When I carry cannabis outside, I make sure to never have more than about 10 grams total on me at any time. While it’s possible that these precautions may not be necessary in the future, I’m just playing it safe for now. If you'd like to view a higher-resolution copy of the sample P.T.33 form, you can click the link below: https://i.postimg.cc/L84618QD/P-T-33.jpg -
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Report Udon Thani Locals Find Skeleton: Police Launch Investigation
Photo via MGR Online In a startling discovery, locals in Udon Thani's Kut Chap district stumbled upon human skeletons while foraging for mushrooms, igniting a police investigation to uncover the identity and fate of the deceased woman. Yesterday, residents from the Ban Dong Keng community ventured into the forest, only to be met with a chilling find: the remains of a woman believed to be between the ages of 40 and 50, approximately 160 centimetres tall. The woman was dressed in a T-shirt emblazoned with "JOHN LANGER," a well-known alcohol brand, along with dark blue jeans. Using the LINE messaging app, the residents quickly informed the community leader, who confirmed that no locals had been reported missing recently. Acting promptly, he contacted the authorities from Kut Chap Police Station to take immediate action. Police and rescue teams soon arrived on the scene, discovering a white leather bag and a rusty knife near the remains. Curiously, the woman's bra and underwear were absent, while the bag contained no identification documents. Forensic experts have transported the skeleton to Udon Thani Hospital for further examination to determine both identity and cause of death. Officials have put forth three likely scenarios to explain the tragic scene. One grim possibility is that the woman may have been sexually assaulted and murdered, inferred from the missing underwear. Alternatively, she could have been the victim of a hit-and-run, with her body hidden in the forest to obscure the incident. The third theory suggests that she might have suffered fatal abuse and was subsequently abandoned. Sixty-year-old Lay, a local resident, recounted her last visit to the area two years ago, noting no peculiarities at the time. She expressed surprise at the discovery, mentioning that she had never encountered any suspicious characters or activities around the community. As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on edge, eager for answers and hoping justice will soon be served. For now, the skeleton in the forest holds its grim secrets, a puzzle waiting to be solved by the diligent efforts of the police. The unfolding events in Udon Thani are sure to capture the attention of both local and national news as the search for truth continues. The police urge anyone with information to step forward, hopeful that even the smallest detail could unravel the mystery surrounding the woman’s tragic demise. As the story develops, residents are on alert, with the area becoming a hotbed of attention and speculation. With the investigation in its early stages, the community and authorities alike press on towards resolution, determined to bring clarity and justice to a tragic mystery that began in a quiet forest on an ordinary day. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-29 -
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Someone can explain this to me?
But if they declare the import at 500$, they will have an outgoing bill of 2500$, so 2000$ profit. I guess income taxes are even higher than tariffs -
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Trump visit Scotland
They can just take the funds from the Office of Promotion of Sharia Law they set up to make immigrants comfortable with their new life and British citizens comfortable with their new rulers. MEGA! Make England Great Again! You guys have no idea how great things are going here, its almost fun to be in the USA now. Rise up and save yourselves!- 2
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UK DWP minister gives update on ‘bank spying’ plans which will hit millions
Do it slowly and hope no one notices similar to boiling the frog slowly so it doesn't notice and jump out of the pot !
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