LPG price increased by Rs10.38 per kg
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The domestic cylinder will now be sold at Rs1863.
LAHORE (Dunya News) - After oil prices, the poor consumers are going to face another setback as Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has increased prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) by Rs10 per kilogram (kg).
The prices of domestic LPG cylinder has gone up by Rs 122 and commercial cylinder Rs 471 following the recent hike in LPG prices. The domestic cylinder will be available now at Rs 1863 and commercial cylinder at Rs 7168.
The OGRA hiked LPG price by Rs 8870 per ton for LPG producers’ companies. The LPG price in international market jumped up to $574 against $536 causing an increase in domestic prices of LPG.
ISLAMABAD: The government has increased petrol price by Rs2.31 to Rs106 per litre and diesel rate by Rs1.80 to Rs110.24 per litre for the first fortnight of year 2021.
The ministry of finance has notified the new rates while the information team for the head of the government used the occasion to highlight the performance of Prime Minister Imran Khan.
An official message released by PM Office said: “Keeping in view the relief of the people, Prime Minister Imran Khan approved the minimum increase in petroleum products contrary to the recommendations of OGRA.”
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) had recommended an increase of Rs10.68 per litre in petrol price and Rs8.37 per litre in diesel rate.