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Govt keeps petroleum prices unchanged

byCT Report
June 1, 2022
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ISLAMABAD: The government decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged with an aim to provide relief to the consumers, despite revenue losses due to rising petroleum prices globally.

“With a view to provide maximum relief to the consumers, the Prime Minister of Pakistan has directed that the current prices of petroleum products as notified on 27th May, 2022 shall remain unchanged, despite revenue losses due to rising petroleum prices globally,” Finance ministry said in a statement issued here.

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Accordingly, petrol would be sold on the existing rates at Rs.179.86; diesel at Rs.174.15, kerosene oil at Rs155.56 and light diesel oil at Rs.148.31.

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