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British nationals caught smuggling cannabis from Thailand face severe penalties, including fines per kilogram and potential jail time, as authorities crack down on a surge in drug trafficking. New measures impose a 30,000 Baht (£68) per kilo fine in Thailand, with failure to pay leading to prosecution.
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An editor explores alternative photographic techniques like slit-scanning and digital flat-bed scanning to create experimental images of the World Cup, drawing parallels to historical sports photography methods and emphasizing photography's artistic potential.
British nationals caught smuggling cannabis from Thailand face severe penalties, including hefty fines per kilogram and potential jail time, under new measures to combat a surge in drug trafficking. The National Crime Agency (NCA) is collaborating with Thai authorities to address the rising number of couriers arrested.
