Public Health Minister Pattana Promphat reported that since October 2025 inspectors had visited 1,326 cannabis shops, carried out 83 seizures and opened legal proceedings against 40 people or businesses. Authorities had suspended 84 licences and seized more than 109 million baht of product, and 39 appeals were under review. The figures covered enforcement under the existing controlled-herb rules, before the draft Cannabis Control Act became law.[1]
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References
- Business of Cannabis — Thailand presses medical-only cannabis bill toward cabinet as enforcement drive widens (4 August 2026)Since October 2025: 84 licences suspended, 109m baht of product seized; by 3 August 2026: 1,326 shops inspected, 83 seizures, 40 proceedings, 39 appeals.
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