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An employee serves oil at a petrol station still opened during a strikeon December 11, 2012 in Rome.  The strike of petrol stations in Italy started the day before at 7 PM and will last until December 14 at 7 PM.  AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO / AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO

An employee serves oil at a petrol station still opened during a strikeon December 11, 2012 in Rome. The strike of petrol stations in Italy started the day before at 7 PM and will last until December 14 at 7 PM. AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO / AFP PHOTO / ANDREAS SOLARO

Govt increases petrol price by Rs 8.03 per litre

byCT Report
05/11/2021
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ISLAMABAD: The government on late Thursday night jacked up the price of petrol by Rs 8.03 per litre with immediate effect.

According to a notification issued in this regard, the new price of petrol will be Rs 145.82 per litre against the current rate of Rs 137.79 per litre.

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The price of high-speed diesel (HSD) has also been enhanced by Rs 8.14 per litre and will now cost Rs142.62 per litre.

The price of kerosene oil was also increased by Rs 6.27 per litre to Rs 116.53 per litre. In addition, the price of light diesel oil has been enhanced by Rs 5.72 per litre. The new price of light diesel oil will thus be Rs114.07 per litre.

It is pertinent to mention here that Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday had rejected a summary of Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) proposing an increase of Rs 11.53 in prices of petroleum products.

The OGRA had proposed an increase of Rs 11.53 per litre in petrol price, Rs 8.49 per litre in high speed diesel, Rs 6.29 per litre in kerosene oil and Rs 5.72 per litre in the price of light diesel.

It merits to mentioning here that just three weeks ago, the government jacked up the price of petrol by Rs10.49 per litre, following fluctuation in the global oil prices.

 

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