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Govt revises prices of petroleum products

April 1, 2024 General

Government has revised the prices of petroleum products for next fortnight.

According to a press release issued by the Finance Division, the price of petrol has been increased by 9.66 rupees per liter while price of High Speed Diesel has been decreased by 3.32 rupees per liter.

After revision, the new price of petrol is 289.41 rupees per liter while the price of High Speed Diesel is 282.24 rupees per liter.

The new prices are effective from today.

Source: Radio Pakistan

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