Thailand’s prime minister apologizes for fuel management issues caused by Middle East conflict. Anutin Charnvirakul lifted fuel price caps to curb smuggling and ease shortages, leading to a price surge. Measures include reducing subsidies, addressing shortages, and urging public cooperation to reduce excess consumption. Savings from reduced fuel usage could go towards lowering living costs and stimulating the economy. The government assures an adequate fuel supply for the upcoming Songkran holiday and confirms the list of Cabinet ministers for royal endorsement. Overall, efforts are focused on managing the fuel crisis and improving economic stability.
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