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Thailand will provide free dagga trees to a million households, announced Minister of Health Anutin Charnvirakul.
The country, known for its draconian drug laws, legalised the use and cultivation of dagga in January.
It legalised dagga for medical use in 2018.
RELATED: People are sticking dagga up their bums and apparently it’s a good idea
Charnvirakul says the government wants dagga to become “a household crop” and that it will allow people to grow as many plants as they like.
Thailand is the latest in a growing list of countries, including South Africa, that intends to create a legal dagga industry.
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