Saturday, October 01, 2022
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Business Desk

Petrol calculator: Here's how many litres you can fill with what you're willing to spend

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Motorists wait to fill their vehicles tanks at a petrol station in Islamabad on June 2, 2022, following an increase of petroleum prices by the government. — AFP/File
Motorists wait to fill their vehicles' tanks at a petrol station in Islamabad on June 2, 2022, following an increase of petroleum prices by the government. — AFP/File

The government decided on Friday to slash the prices of petroleum products for the next fortnight citing a decline in rates in the international market.

In his maiden press conference, newly appointed Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced a price cut of Rs12.63 per litre of petrol. 

Following the changes in the prices, petrol will now be available for Rs224.80 per litre from October 1.

Meanwhile, there is also a decrease of Rs12.13 in the price of high-speed diesel, after which the new price will stand at Rs235.30 per litre. The price of light diesel oil will be Rs191.83 after a decrease of Rs10.19 per litre.

Geo.tv calculates how much it will now cost to completely or partially fill tanks after the price cut