Thai government offers rewards for reporting e-cigarette users
The Thai government has introduced a controversial but potentially effective policy targeting e-cigarette users and sellers. Under the scheme, anyone who reports illegal e-cigarette activity through the Thang Rath mobile app is eligible to receive 60% of
The Thai government has introduced a controversial but potentially effective policy targeting e-cigarette users and sellers. Under the scheme, anyone who reports illegal e-cigarette activity through the Thang Rath mobile application is eligible to receive 60% of the fines collected.
A whistleblower can earn up to B3,000 (US$90) from a single successful report, providing a strong incentive to help enforce the law.
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