Transport Associations Plan Protest at Energy Ministry Over Fuel Prices
Thirteen transport associations, including the Land Transport Federation of Thailand, have scheduled a demonstration at the Ministry of Energy on November 4 to demand lower fuel costs.
According to a report by Matichon Online, thirteen transport associations, led by the Land Transport Federation of Thailand, have announced plans to gather in front of the Ministry of Energy on November 4. The primary objective of this demonstration is to pressure the government to address the issue of high fuel prices, which the groups argue is placing an undue burden on the logistics and transport sector.
For residents and travellers, this event may lead to localized traffic congestion in the vicinity of the Ministry of Energy. While the protest is focused on fuel policy, those planning to travel through the area should monitor local news for updates on potential road closures or disruptions to public transport routes. It remains to be confirmed how many participants will attend the gathering and whether the Ministry of Energy will issue a formal response to the demands presented by the associations. As this is a planned demonstration, individuals are advised to remain aware of their surroundings and avoid areas where large crowds may congregate to ensure a smooth commute.
