Thai Transport Operators Protest High Fuel Prices; Politician Pledges Price Caps
As Thai transport operators protest soaring fuel prices, a Member of Parliament has called on the government to cap diesel and gasoline prices at 35 baht per liter. Operators fear rising costs threaten their businesses and contribute to inflation.
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