Thailand's new alcohol control law takes effect amid concern over missing secondary regulations


BANGKOK: Thailand’s new alcohol control law has come into force, but business operators warn that the absence of secondary legislation may disrupt trade and hurt tourism.

The new Alcohol Control Act officially came into force on Saturday (Nov 8), sparking concern among business operators and the private sector over the lack of accompanying secondary legislation, which they warn could create legal uncertainty and directly affect business operations.

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