Which of the following was NOT an important aspect of preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS in Thailand?
A) The use of condoms was mandatory in brothels.
B) Health officials provided free boxes of condoms.
C) Local police held meetings with brothel owners and sex workers.
D) A program encouraged teens and young adults to use condoms in noncommercial sex.

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Actually, encouraging teens and young adults to use condoms in noncommercial sex was an important aspect of preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS in Thailand. A comprehensive approach was taken to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS in Thailand, which included the promotion of safe sex practices, access to condoms, and providing education and resources to high-risk groups, such as sex workers and their clients. Mandatory condom use in brothels and meetings held between local police, brothel owners, and sex workers were also important strategies used in Thailand's successful HIV/AIDS prevention efforts.

Which of the Following Was NOT an Important Aspect of Preventing