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Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

Product Watch warns Thai youth about cannabis vapes Product Watch issued a warning yesterday, January 29, that electric cannabis vapes are spre [1]

Cannabis Product Watch warns Thai youth about cannabis vapes Product Watch issued a warning yesterday, January 29, that electric cannabis vapes are spreading rapidly among young people, highlighting their low cost, easy availability, and toy‑like des... [2]

The Don Muang District Court sentenced Sira Jenjaka, a former MP for Bangkok, to 16 months in jail without suspension for defaming Dr Rienthong Naenna about the latter’s field hospital construction. He was released on bail pending an appeal. [3]

It has been reported that a doctor and his wife were killed, and two others at the clinic were seriously injured in a stabbing incident at a home clinic in Hinthada. [4]

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