After petroleum, the Oil and Gas Administrative Power (OGRA) on Sunday told an expansion in Melted Petrol Gas (LPG) cost. As per the warning, the LPG cost was expanded to Rs10 per kilogram. The new cost of the LPG per kilogram is fixed at Rs229. As per the warning, the cost of a homegrown chamber of LPG has been expanded by Rs120 and business chamber by Rs450. Recently, the national government expanded the cost of petroleum by Rs10 per liter for the following 15 days.
In a broadcast address, the money serve said that the purpose for a climb in the cost of oil based commodities was the “expansion in petrol costs in the worldwide market and conversion standard variety”. Thus, the cost of petroleum was expanded to Rs282 per liter, while high velocity diesel (HSD) and light diesel oil rates stayed stable at Rs293 per liter and Rs174.68 per liter, individually. In the interim, the public authority expanded the cost of lamp oil by Rs5.78 per liter, moving it from Rs180.28 per liter to Rs186.07 per liter.
