Protesters Gear Up for March to Energy Ministry Demanding Fuel Price Cuts
Protesters from southern Thailand are preparing to march on the Energy Ministry, demanding a 10 baht per liter reduction in fuel prices. The leader vows to continue the movement even if only a few remain.
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