PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR) has assured the public that fuel supplies remain stable across its 2,400 service stations in Thailand, despite ongoing unrest in the Middle East. OR Chief Executive M.L. Peakthong Thongyai announced that the company is actively monitoring the situation to maintain uninterrupted access to fuel services.
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This announcement follows heightened concerns about fuel availability due to geopolitical tensions. OR has implemented multiple distribution channels, including pipelines, ships, road tankers, and rail, with support from its oil depots and extensive service network, to ensure continued supply.
Peakthong emphasized that while demand has temporarily surged, leading to potential disruptions in specific products at times, overall shortages are not anticipated. He assured that efforts are underway to minimize any negative impact and thanked the public for their patience and understanding.
Alongside these efforts, the government issued a warning about scammers exploiting the situation by offering fake "free fuel coupons" online. Deputy government spokeswoman Lallida Pherdvivatana noted that fraud messages via SMS and social media aim to steal personal and financial information from unsuspecting users.
The Anti-Online Crime Centre has alerted the public about these scams, which often mimic legitimate petrol stations and brands, encouraging people to avoid sharing sensitive information such as bank details or OTPs, which could lead to unauthorized financial transactions.
Peakthong reiterated OR's commitment to closely watching the situation and continuing to adapt logistics to meet nationwide fuel demands. In response to the scams, the public is advised to verify any promotional messages directly with official sources before engaging in any offers, reported The Thaiger.
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Adapted by ASEAN Now · The Thaiger · 16 Mar 2026