Thailand’s Office of the Narcotics Control Board Region 8, with Krabi provincial police, tourist police, forensic officers and public health staff, searched a cannabis farm in Krabi province on 12 and 13 March 2026.[1][2] At Cannazon Co. in Sai Thai subdistrict they detained an Israeli owner identified as Moshe and four Thai shareholders accused of acting as nominees, and charged them over extracts whose laboratory THC readings reached 77%, far above the 0.2% threshold that makes concentrates Category 5 narcotics.[1][2]
On 13 March officers returned and seized additional extracts including kief, hash and moonrock, then froze assets and bank accounts worth about 3 million baht.[1] Khaosod English, summarising a later briefing, said the premises had been raided before in January over nominee shareholding and a suspended sales licence, and that investigators believed the operator had resumed after bail, selling extracts for 250–500 baht per gram locally and online.[2] That report put the cannabis extract seized in the wider March crackdown at 29.84 kg.[2]
Five people were arrested in the Cannazon action covered here; the sources opened give no further court outcomes.[1][2]