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Govt Revises Prices of Petroleum Products for Thursday

3 weeks ago General

Islamabad: The government has revised the prices of petroleum products for today (Thursday).

According to Radio Pakistan, a press release issued by the Petroleum Division states that the price of High Speed Diesel has been increased by 5.62 rupees per litre, setting it at 421.45 rupees per litre. Similarly, the price of petrol has been raised by 6.88 rupees per litre, bringing it to 391.22 rupees per litre.

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Govt Revises Prices of Petroleum Products for Thursday

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