It would be interesting to know if the authorities in Thailand considered whether it was ethical to encourage people to use their cameras to intrude on the privacy of strangers.Read More
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It is only sensible that, when regulations don't work according to plan, they are reviewed and revised.Read More
Thai smokers could be forgiven for not noticing the move to standardized packs given that Thailand already requires that health warnings cover 85 percent of cigarette packs.Read More
In Thailand, most people are open to the idea of tobacco harm reduction even though they might not be aware of specific risk-reduced products.Read More
A draft regulation is poised to usher in standardized cigarette packs in Thailand, which already requires packs to carry graphic warnings.Read More
Government offices comprise one of a number of venues that will be allowed to have separate tobacco-smoking areas after the enforcement of new bans in Thailand.Read More
Thailand has been advised to consider replacing its largely-failing anti-smoking policies with those that are tried and tested.Read More
Taking advantage of the increasing number of Chinese visitors arriving in Thailand, the Tobacco Authority of Thailand is to start marketing its own Chinese-style cigarettes.Read More
The illegal trade in cigarettes in Thailand more than doubled recently and illicit cigarettes are expected to become a rising force in the future. It’s predictable given the country’s tax policies.Read More
There are some good arguments for operating a tobacco monopoly, but there can be no good argument for undermining such a monopoly with a badly-thought-out tax structure.Read More