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October 17, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Transporters raise fares as oil prices surge

LAHORE: Following an increase of Rs 10.49 in the petrol price, inter-city and goods transporters have increased fares by 15-20 per cent. Transporters have started receiving the new fares at General Bus Stand and other bus stands. Passengers and transporters had scuffles over the issue of the fare at different places. The Pakistan Inter-City Bus Owners Federation president said that they had increased the fares under compulsion. He condemned the increase in POL products and the closure of CNG. “The recent increase in POL products is an attempt the transporters alive,” he added. He demanded that the increase should be

October 1, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Govt increases petrol price by Rs4 per litre

ISLAMABAD: The federal government increased the price of petrol by Rs4 per litre. According to a notification issued by the Finance Ministry, increased the price of petrol by Rs4 per litre taking its price to a record level of Rs127.30 per litre. The price of kerosene oil went up by Rs7.05 while the rate of light diesel was jacked up to Rs8.82 per litre. Petrol, with the Rs4 increase, will now cost Rs127.30 per litre, whereas high-speed diesel, with an increase of Rs2, will now cost Rs122.04 per litre. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) had sent a summary

July 31, 2021

The Pakistan Daily

Petrol price being raised by Rs 1.71 per litre from August 1

ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Political Communication Shahbaz Gill has announced that the petrol price is being raised by Rs 1.71 per litre from August 1. In a tweet, Gill said that there would be no increase in the diesel price. “The increase in the diesel price affects the common man and the farmer,” he added. He said that the 27 countries having less petrol price as compared to Pakistan are self-reliant in the POL products. “Inflation is affecting the world due to coronavirus,” he said. While responding to Shahbaz Gill’s statement, Opposition Leader in the National

June 24, 2021

Raja Furqan Ahmed

Oil tankers association announces countrywide strike

ISLAMABAD: The All Pakistan Oil Tankers Contractors Association (APOTCA) has announced a countrywide strike for an indefinite period, in an attempt to force the government to meet its demands. According to details, the association has asked the government to reduce income tax to 2% from 3%. The government hasn’t either accepted the demand or given the association time for a meeting. The APOTCA wants a 50% quota in White Oil Pipeline seeking an even division in the supply of petroleum products, 50% by roads and 50% through the pipeline. The OMCs were supplying 60% diesel supply using pipeline and 40%

October 17, 2020

The Pakistan Daily

Petrol prices will not be reduced in Oct: Finance Ministry

The petrol price in Pakistan will remain unchanged  for the remaining days of October, the finance ministry said Thursday. Therefore, the existing prices of petroleum products will remain the same until October 31. Petrol will continue to cost Rs103.97, diesel Rs104.6, kerosene oil Rs65.29 and light diesel oil Rs62.88. A day earlier it was reported that petrol prices will register a slight decrease. Sources told Geo News that the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) forwarded a summary to the Petroleum Division on Wednesday. A slight decrease was expected with the view that the government may bring down the amount

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