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Petrol price may cut by Rs7.56/litre, HSD by Rs11, LDO by Rs8.17

byCT Report
30/01/2016
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ISLAMABAD: The government is likely to decrease prices of petroleum products by Rs11 per litre from February 1 after a massive cut in oil prices in the international market.

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has recommended Rs7.56 per litre reduction in petrol, Rs11 per litre in high-speed diesel (HSD), and Rs8.17 per litre cut in light diesel oil (LDO).

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The Ogra has sent the recommendations to the Petroleum Ministry that has proposed comparatively a bigger slash in the prices of petrol, diesel, high-octane blended component (HOBC) and kerosene. The recommendations will be forwarded to the PM office for approval.

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