Marijuana is legal in Thailand, but vaping is illegal. This week, police in Sathorn spent significant resources to capture a woman selling e-cigarette liquid.
Amarawadee Kaewwichien, 22, was caught selling 12 bottles of e-cigarette liquid at a Bang Saray gas station's cash register. The police used three pre-registered 100 Thai baht notes to purchase the e-cigarette liquid sold by the woman.
Colonel Panya Damlek, Chief of Police of Satho district, stated that a school in the area suspected students of using electronic cigarettes. Upon deliberately purchasing illegal e-cigarettes and related materials in the vicinity, the police ordered the arrest of the woman involved.
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