ISLAMABAD: The government of Pakistan has reduced the petrol price by Rs6 per litre, according to the Ministry of Petroleum, offering relief to consumers amid ongoing inflationary pressure.
According to the official notification, the revised petrol price will come into effect from midnight as part of the latest weekly fuel adjustment mechanism.
The diesel rate has also been reduced by Rs6.80 per litre, easing transportation and logistics costs across the country.
Officials confirmed that the new fuel pricing structure will remain valid for one week, after which fresh revisions will be announced in the next review cycle.
Under the latest notification, the petrol price has been set at Rs403.78 per litre, while the high-speed diesel rate has been fixed at Rs402.78 per litre.
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