Thailand tightens controls on medical cannabis sales
Thailand's Public Health Ministry has introduced stricter regulations for medical cannabis, restricting sales to registered medical facilities, pharmacies, and herbal shops. The measures include mandatory prescriptions and tighter inventory controls to ensure professional oversight.
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