Bangkok Data Centre Faces Charges over Illegal Fuel Storage
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The Ministry of Energy will send a legal team to file a lawsuit against a data center company in the Rama 9 area tomorrow (September 3rd) for illegally storing oil without permission.
Bangkok data centre faces charges over illegal fuel storage
Energy Ministry officials say more than 200,000 litres of diesel sat at a Bangkok site with no fuel permit, and legal action is planned. The story Bangkok data centre faces charges over illegal fuel storage as seen on Thaiger News.
The government spokesperson revealed that the Prime Minister is closely monitoring the issues surrounding the operation of data centers in urban areas, following the discovery of an unauthorized storage of oil in the Rama 9 Road area. Authorities have since removed 200,000 liters of oil from the site, and the Department of Energy Business is preparing to file a police report today. The post Police Report to be Filed Today! Rama 9 Data Center Sto…
On September 2nd, the "Team Sud Soi - Thub Tun Tao" (a Thai news team) announced that tomorrow! #OhSudSoi will be filing a police report against the Rama 9 data center for illegally stockpiling 200,000 liters of oil.
The Ministry of Energy conducted a sweeping inspection of a data center after citizens complained of a strong fuel smell, raising concerns about potential danger to the community. They discovered a project in the Rama 9 area storing over 200,000 liters of diesel without a permit. They ordered the complete removal of the stored diesel and are preparing to file a lawsuit. If found guilty, the penalty is imprisonment for up to two years. (Read orig…
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