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Fuel Prices Increased Again

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Fuel Prices Increased Again

The federal government has announced a 24-hour price increase for motor spirit petrol and high-speed diesel, according to the latest information from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority. The price of petrol will rise by Rs. 1.08 to Rs. 343.87 per litre, while diesel will increase by Rs. 0.51 to Rs. 370.92 per litre. On Monday, petrol saw a rise of Rs.

0.77 to Rs. 342.79 per litre, whereas diesel saw a decrease of Rs. 1.03 to Rs. 370.41 per litre. Over the course of the daily fuel rates update, petrol prices have gone up by Rs. 32.57 per litre and diesel by Rs. 41.41 per litre.

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