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       LPG price goes up in Pakistan for May 2020, notifies OGRA

byCT Report
01/05/2020
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ISLAMABAD: Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) increased Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices in the country for the month of May 2020.

According to a notification, the per kilogram prices of the LPG was raised by Rs21.65 which would increase the price of LPG cylinder by Rs255.51.

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The new rates for the 11.8 kilogram domestic cylinder were fixed at Rs1322.90 for the month of May, raising it from Rs1067.39.

The announcement came soon after the federal government has made a major reduction in petroleum products’ prices between Rs15 to Rs30 for May.

The petrol price has been reduced up to Rs15 as the new rate will be Rs81.58 from May 1. Moreover, Rs27.15 was reduced on high-speed diesel and the new price will be Rs80.10.

The new rate of Kerosine oil will be Rs47.44 after Rs30 cut and Rs15 reduced on light diesel which will be available at Rs47.51 from May 1.

The new prices will take into effect from 12:00 midnight today.

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