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	The cut, which will take effect Tuesday, was made possible by the committee&rsquo;s decision Monday to reduce the LPG contribution to the Oil Fund by 15 satang per kilogram to 92 satang, from Bt1.07 per kilo, effective Tuesday.&nbsp;</div>
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	The monthly average cost of sourcing LPG has dropped by 79 satang per kilo.</div>

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