Phnom Penh, March 23 -- Cambodian Minister of Mines and Energy Keo Rottanak said on March 23 that the Government is working actively to ensure a stable supply of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and other fuels. He acknowledged that LPG is now the most constrained fuel, stressing that the Government is coordinating with companies and regional partners to secure sufficient supply for transport, cooking, and industrial use. Meanwhile, the Thai Government has affirmed that the country maintains sufficient oil reserves to meet demand for up to 103 days, and it is advancing regulatory measures to enhance transparency in the market. In response to temporary distribution bottlenecks in some areas caused by a sharp surge in consumption, the Governme...