As the situation is escalated and may impact the safety of the personnel on board, PTTEP has demobilized some staff and contractors who cannot carry out their normal duties under the current offshore weather condition back to Songkhla province; temporarily suspended transportation to the company's offshore platforms as well as exploration and maintenance activities; moved drilling rigs and vessels to unaffected areas since December 31, 2018. However, the depression has yet to have a significant impact to PTTEP's operation. The company has continued normal production at all offshore platforms to ensure smooth natural gas supply to the country until there is further notification.
PTTEP's primary concern in all incidents of this nature is for the welfare of employees and people involved. Our immediate and urgent task is to do everything in our power to ensure safety and well-being of staff. We have prepared both proactive and reactive contingency plans in accordance with the international standard to deal with emergency cases to ensure prompt, effective and most importantly, safest actions.
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