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Govt Announces New Prices of Petroleum Products

February 1, 2025 General

Islamabad: The government has announced new prices of petroleum products for the next fortnight.

According to Radio Pakistan, the price of petrol has been raised by one rupee per litre, while the price of high-speed diesel has been increased by seven rupees per litre.

After the rise, the new price of petrol will be 257.13 rupees, while that of high-speed diesel will be 267.95 rupees. The new prices are effective from today (Saturday).

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