Transport operators give Thai govt 7 days to cut NGV prices


BANGKOK: A group of private and public transport operators are demanding that the government reduce the price of NGV (natural gas for vehicles).

The protesters have given the government a seven-day deadline to make a decision, warning that they cannot operate their businesses with the current gas prices.

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