NIDA Poll reveals the results of a survey on "Are the 12 measures to help with the cost of living sufficient?" including the co-payment scheme, fuel subsidies, and low-interest loans. The majority of the public believes the measures are appropriate.

Pakorn revealed that the government is preparing to partially invoke the Emergency Decree on Preventing Fuel Shortages B.E. 2516 (1973) to regulate the opening and closing times of gas stations.

The Prime Minister, speaking after a special cabinet meeting, acknowledged the reality that the global energy crisis is affecting Thailand and asked the public to understand and adapt to the situation.

The Prime Minister pledged three approaches to care for the people and overcome the crisis: "Reducing the budget, adjusting the energy price structure, and implementing assistance measures" to resolve the situation and reduce the burden on the people.

The Cabinet approved the draft government policy statement, using five pillars to drive the country's economy. The policy statement will be presented to Parliament on April 7th. The government will also adjust its administrative structure to an integrated, cluster-based system.

The new cabinet has taken the oath of office and is ready to begin work immediately. The Prime Minister emphasized that the people are the central focus, and they will start working on their first day, facing the challenges of the global situation.

Anutin orders crackdown on oil hoarding for excessive profit, assigning the DSI as a special case. He emphasizes the principle of "keeping names secret, focusing on behavior," and will prosecute those involved decisively, even influential figures. He is also preparing to establish a "Oil Hoarding Center Plus" (ศบข.พลัส).

The Prime Minister is preparing to lead the new Cabinet to an audience with the King to take the oath of office on April 6, 69. A special meeting will be held before the policy statement to Parliament. The Cabinet will also hold economic meetings every Monday.

The Prime Minister is poised to appoint Ekniti to head the Energy Policy and Strategy Center, replacing Pipat. He revealed that he summoned the Department of Energy Business, the Marine Department, and the Royal Thai Navy's Public Health Department yesterday to discuss curbing oil exports and considering importing refined oil directly from Laos.

The Prime Minister is preparing to hold a final meeting with the agencies responsible for verifying the qualifications of the ministers. If everything goes smoothly without any issues, the list of all 35 ministers in Anutin's second cabinet will be submitted to His Majesty the King for approval on March 30th, as per procedure.