First Thailand! The oil reserves of the country are over 60 days long, ordering a quick export-preparation to raise prices for Middle East crisis

Amid tensions in the Middle East that have reached a peak after the closure of the Khartoum Channel, which has caused global energy prices to soar, Prime Minister Pritine Shah Virkul issued confidence-building statements for Thailand's people and announced a policy Thailand First affirmed that it had enough oil reserves to handle the situation longer than many were concerned.

Thirty-nine governments have reportedly been running out of oil.

1. Backup of the product beyond 60 days: not only in stock.

The Prime Minister expressed concern that Thailand had oil for only 60 days, noting that such figures were a case where "no crude oil came in at all", but in reality Thailand was also imported from other sources outside the Middle East and has an oil management system through Chapter 1, which made controlling the situation worse.

Order the immediate oil delivery (except for laws).

To maintain energy stability at home, the government has imposed strict measures to control oil exports abroad in order to extract more than 30 million litres of crude per day. It is now used domestically and export remains for electricity exchange and connections between households.

3. "pull the price" is an urgent task.

On March 4, the Prime Minister called on "the Ministry of Energy - Technology" to prepare measures to reduce oil and commodity prices in order to minimize the impact on public living costs, while urging those who are 'requiring' not to panic because the state is taking it!

"We have the capacity to drill up to 170 million litres of oil per day ourselves, while we actually use only 130 million liters; the difference here is a good-quality shield that will prevent Thailand from experiencing shortage", said Prime Minister Piratin Shah Virkul.