Chiang Mai: The cannabis industry is experiencing significant upheaval following the announcement to cancel the full legalization of cannabis, restricting its use to medical purposes only. This decision has sparked concerns nationwide, particularly among cannabis shops and farms in Chiang Mai, which number over 800 licensed establishments. According to Thai
Bangkok: The echoes of the merchants in Rong Kluea Market after the closure of the Khlong Luek border checkpoint, from having to struggle to do business in an already sluggish economy, have gotten even worse. According to Thai News Agency, the closure of the Khlong Luek border checkpoint has intensified
Khlong Luek: Some Cambodians are still waiting to cross the border at Khlong Luek checkpoint, but there is still no sign that there will be any additional concessions from yesterday. Police have come to talk and reach an understanding. According to Thai News Agency, the situation at the Khlong Luek
Chong Chom: More than 500 Cambodians returned to their country at the Chong Chom border crossing in Surin Province after the Cambodian side opened the border crossing for a brief 30 minutes. According to Thai News Agency, the crossing, located in Dan Subdistrict, Kap Choeng District, saw a large influx
Nakhon Phanom: A dramatic standoff unfolded in Na Pho Village when a former soldier, reportedly under the influence of drugs, set his house on fire and fired a crossbow at police officers. The incident, involving a 45-year-old man known as Mr. Nai or ‘Tu’, began yesterday afternoon. Officers from Mueang
Pattaya: Cannabis entrepreneurs are expressing concerns over the Ministry of Public Health’s recent announcement that cannabis is not free, which they argue will adversely impact the economy and tourism. They are urging the government to implement relief measures, highlighting significant investments already made in the industry. According to Thai News
Surin: Cambodia remains firm in its decision not to permit children to cross the border to study in Thailand, despite Thailand’s efforts to open a border crossing on humanitarian grounds. According to Thai News Agency, the closure of the Chong Chom border checkpoint in Surin Province has disrupted the routine
Khlong Luek: This morning, the Khlong Luek checkpoint was unusually quiet. The recent concession allowing stranded Thai and Cambodian nationals to cross the border back to their hometowns has led to a subdued atmosphere on the Thai side of the checkpoint. Despite this, some Cambodians remain at the checkpoint, hopeful