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Govt keeps petrol price in Pakistan unchanged for next fortnight

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Nov 30(ABC): The price of petrol in Pakistan will remain unchanged at Rs224.80 per litre for the next fortnight, December 1 to 15, Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Ishaq Dar announced on Wednesday.

In a video address, Dar said the price of high-speed diesel will also remain the same at Rs235.30 per litre.

He announced that the price of kerosene oil has been slashed by Rs10 per litre, while light diesel oil has been reduced by Rs7.50 per litre. The decision was taken following devastations due to flooding in the country and commencement of the winter season.

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