Thai Public Worried Over Government's Plan to Abolish Gasoline 91 and 95
Concerns are growing among the Thai public following the government's announcement to abolish the sale of gasoline with 91 and 95 octane ratings. Some voices suggest the decision may benefit only specific capitalists and shorten the lifespan of car engines.
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