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Cambodia Investigates 2,000 Stations Amid Fuel Price Concerns

3/14/2026

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Cambodian authorities are investigating around 2,000 petrol stations that have temporarily closed amid alleged fuel shortages tied to rising Middle East oil prices.
Commerce Minister Cham Nimul warned that fuel-hoarding stations could face fines or license revocation.
Inspections will verify closures.
Regular gasoline is 5,200 riel per liter and diesel 6,050 riel; no shortages yet.
Nimul said prices may decline soon as global oil prices ease.

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Cambodian authorities are investigating around 2,000 petrol stations that have temporarily closed amid alleged fuel shortages tied to rising Middle East oil prices.
Commerce Minister Cham Nimul warned that fuel-hoarding stations could face fines or license revocation.
Inspections will verify closures.
Regular gasoline is 5,200 riel per liter and diesel 6,050 riel; no shortages yet.
Nimul said prices may decline soon as global oil prices ease.