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PTT to sell 70% alcohol at all its Bangkok petrol stations from April 4

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PTT to sell 70% alcohol at all its Bangkok petrol stations from April 4

By The Nation

 

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PTT Oil and Retail Business (PTTOR) will sell 100,000 bottles of 70 per cent alcohol through all PTT petrol stations in Bangkok at a special price as of April 4 before expanding sales to its petrol stations nationwide.

 

PTTOR officials said the alcohol had been procured from manufacturers that have registered with the Food and Drug Administration.

 

“This alcohol can be used for cleaning hands and surfaces and should cut down on germs by 99.99 per cent. A one-litre bottle of alcohol will be sold at Bt110,” they said.

 

“Sales are limited to one bottle per person, provided they show their ID card, driver’s licence, civil servant card or a card that carries the buyer’s ID number. Buyers will have to fill out a form with their personal information and keep at least a metre’s distance from each other while queuing up.”

 

Officials said the alcohol will be sold from 9am to noon either in front of the petrol station’s office or inside Jiffy convenience stores at PTT petrol stations on the following dates:

 

April 4: All PTT stations in Bangkok.

April 15: All PTT stations in Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan and Pathum Thani.

April 17: All PTT stations in the East of Thailand.

April 23: All PTT stations in the South.

April 29: All PTT stations in the Northeast.

May 1: All PTT stations in Central provinces.

May 3: All PTT stations in the North and West of Thailand.

 

“Those interested in buying the alcohol can call the 1365 hotline,” officials said, adding that this move is part of operations to mitigate the spread of Covid-19.

 

“PTTOR wants to express concern for Thai people nationwide and wishes the country is able to overcome the situation as soon as possible.”

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30385293

 

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1 minute ago, snoop1130 said:

April 29: All PTT stations in the Northeast.

Only 27 days to wait.

How bizarre.

Probably goes well with nam som!???? or Pepsi?!

Knock yer socks off!????

Edited by Andrew65

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9 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

This alcohol can be used for cleaning hands and surfaces and should cut down on germs by 99.99 per cent

Lao Khao should do the same .. especially a double .. 

Oh. What an opportunity to cash form mass panic ????

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I can see people getting <deleted> on this.????

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Selling bottles of 70% alcohol, just when booze is being banned or restricted.

What could possibly go wrong?

3 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:

Selling bottles of 70% alcohol, just when booze is being banned or restricted.

What could possibly go wrong?

The question is, is it ethanol?

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10 minutes ago, Thunder26 said:

The question is, is it ethanol?

If it's been denatured with alkali or phenol, not a good idea to drink it.

I went to big c this morning, it has a lot in stock. 

Why do they not promote the use of bleach solution for cleaning? A two litre jug of Chlorox is cheaper than their 'alcohol'. A one percent solution should kill 99 percent of bugs.

 

Presumably this 'alcohol' is denatured or is it (more likely) ethanol?

I can get one liter 99.9 % ethanol for just 100 THB at one of my suppliers for one of my companies. It used to be pure ethatnol but nowadays it has an additive to prevent people drinking it.

Price Gouging, a form, I D, i'll stick to Haiter. 29 April a is little late for me.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

PTT to sell 70% alcohol at all its Bangkok petrol stations from April 4

How nice is that from them to do that and Help people like that. Absolutely Ridiculous Are they for real? It should Suffice to Show ones Passport. Instead of all the nonsense one has to go trough. Thai Logic at it's best. 

14 hours ago, Lacessit said:

If it's been denatured with alkali or phenol, not a good idea to drink it.

Are there really people who believe that this alcohol could be consumed with no harm :crazy:

For them I know a much cheaper alternative.

Buy E85 fuel. 85 percent for only 15 Baht/liter :cheesy:

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3 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Why do they not promote the use of bleach solution for cleaning? A two litre jug of Chlorox is cheaper than their 'alcohol'. A one percent solution should kill 99 percent of bugs.

 

Presumably this 'alcohol' is denatured or is it (more likely) ethanol?

Bleach is not meant to clean human skin while alcohol combined with lotion or aloe vera becomes hand sanitizer.

70% isn't the best though as hand sanitizer should contain 60%+ to be effective to kill viruses.  Typical hand sanitizer is made with 2/3 90%+ alcohol and mixed with 1/3 aloe or lotion.

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1 hour ago, digger70 said:

How nice is that from them to do that and Help people like that. Absolutely Ridiculous Are they for real? It should Suffice to Show ones Passport. Instead of all the nonsense one has to go trough. Thai Logic at it's best. 

at least it is available to foreigner.  Unlike their loyalty Blue card which is for Thai only

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Oh yeah. I will call the call center, fill out the form, and patiently wait a month to receive my bottle of alcohol. Whoopy. I can barely contain my excitement over this. Such benevolence. 

On 4/2/2020 at 8:25 PM, Thunder26 said:

The question is, is it ethanol?

The half liter bottles sold for years at Big C clearly labeled as ethanol. Has blue due in it. 

23 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Why do they not promote the use of bleach solution for cleaning? A two litre jug of Chlorox is cheaper than their 'alcohol'. A one percent solution should kill 99 percent of bugs.

 

Presumably this 'alcohol' is denatured or is it (more likely) ethanol?

I've looked for bleach such as chlorox here for years. Never found it. They only have the heavily perfumed diluted stuff for washing clothes. 

 

Please post where you found it. 

Thanks

On 4/2/2020 at 8:36 PM, Lacessit said:

If it's been denatured with alkali or phenol, not a good idea to drink it.

But how many people know that especially in some of the villages 

 

On 4/3/2020 at 10:41 AM, digger70 said:

How nice is that from them to do that and Help people like that. Absolutely Ridiculous Are they for real? It should Suffice to Show ones Passport. Instead of all the nonsense one has to go trough. Thai Logic at it's best. 

It's an art form how every good idea in Thailand gets walked two steps back and becomes nightmare in bureaucracy once a few meetings of understanding are held.  The touch of somchai, amazing Thailand.  

 

 

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On 4/3/2020 at 8:49 AM, Tops said:

I can get one liter 99.9 % ethanol for just 100 THB at one of my suppliers for one of my companies. It used to be pure ethatnol but nowadays it has an additive to prevent people drinking it.

 

Alcool sold for flex fuel cars in Brazil used to be 100% but now they add a bit of gasoline to stop people drinking it.

 

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