The government reduced the price of petrol by Rs12.63 per litre on Friday. The new price of petrol will be Rs224.80 per litre.
Ishaq Dar, the finance minister, made the declaration during a press conference on Friday in Islamabad.
Similar to that, High-Speed Diesel is now available for Rs235.30 per litre, a reduction of Rs12.13. Additionally, the cost of light diesel and kerosene oil was reduced by Rs. 10.78 to Rs. 224.80.
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