Thailand's Prime Minister urges public to conserve energy amid rising oil prices due to Middle East conflict
Thailand’s Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has recently called on the public to engage in energy conservation efforts as the country faces a significant surge in oil prices attributable to ongoing conflict in the Middle East. With diesel prices soaring to approximately 50 baht (US$1.54) per litre, Anutin's announcement highlights the stark reality of Thailand's reliance on imported oil amidst geopolitical instability. In a statement disseminated via social media, Anutin emphasized the precarious position of Thailand, given its dependency on oil and gas imports. He implored citizens and the private sector to take measurable actions, such as adopting work-from-home practices (WFH)... [Continue Reading]
