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LPG cylinder price hiked by Rs87.21 after OGRA’s latest notification

byCT Report
02/12/2025
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ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced an increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), pushing up costs for households already feeling the pinch.

According to OGRA’s latest notification, LPG has become costlier by Rs7.39 per kilogram. With this change, the price of an 11.8kg domestic cylinder has jumped by Rs87.21.

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The new per-kilogram LPG price has now been set at Rs208.99, while the revised price of the domestic cylinder stands at Rs2,466.10.

OGRA stated in the notification that the revised prices will take effect immediately.

The increase adds further pressure on consumers as winter demand rises and household budgets tighten.

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