&nbsp;Energy Minister Pichai Naripthaphan said in a statement that a number of 128 NGV and LPG stations in flood-hit areas also suspend services. However, the North Bangkok Power Plant still operates as usual. 
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	He assured that there would be no shortage of oil and gas supply, despite some delays in transportation to the flood-hit areas. &quot;Oil retailers have already built their inventory,&quot; he said.&nbsp; 
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276 fuel stations closed

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