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	Somnuek Bamrungsalee, director-general of the department, said that the stations would resume services once the protesters pass their premises. All stations - including NGV and LPG stations - are also instructed to fill up only vehicle tanks, not other kinds of containers. If necessary, buyers with their own containers must present the ID cards.</div>
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	He said that there has been no complaint on shortage so far today.&nbsp;</div>

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