A PTT station on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road in Bangkok (file photo)A social media-organised boycott of PTT petrol would not affect PTT, but would hurt the small operators who run 90% of PTT stations, the company's chief executive officer said on Monday. "If consumers reject PTT petrol because of poor service or fuel quality, it would be understandable. He denied claims on social media that PTT unfairly sold petrol at higher prices and would lay off many staff because of a boycott. PTT was opposed to high pump prices because it cared about consumer protection, he said. PTT would take civil and criminal action against people who posted damaging sent messages and media damaging PTT.

Source: Bangkok Post May 28, 2018 09:22 UTC