📢The mayor charged with speeding up the assessment of more oil import sources.

The PM ordered an accelerated assessment of more oil imports. "General" confirmed 95 days of sufficient oil.

Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Anin Chan Weegul, met to discuss energy measures affected by the fighting in the Middle East. The government closely monitored the situation, as the amount of oil to be imported into Thailand could change. If the situation continues to deteriorate, assign the Ministry of Energy and relevant departments to monitor, assess the situation and consider further import sources.

In order to diversify energy risk, all agencies will consider measures to minimize the impact on Thailand and stabilize the country's energy. The Minister of Energy has confirmed that there are oil fields from areas outside the Middle East that will be able to supply about 30 more days, increasing the total reserves to 95 days, and that there is expected to be an increase until April. Therefore, it is confirmed that the country's oil reserves are sufficient for most of the electricity generated through the Mianma pipeline and some of the imported LNG gas from Qatar. The Energy Policy Committee has now accelerated to find additional gas supply from other sources by It was confirmed by the PTT that discussions would be held with energy traders to increase gas imports, in order to ensure that Thailand would not face an energy shortage.

As for oil, gas and electricity, while Foreign Affairs Minister Si Sak Bunch Ket Kaew confirmed that there was no talk between the Prime Minister and the United States Ambassador to Thailand about the use of Wuthapao Airport, Rayong Province, as a military base.

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