Petrol and Diesel Prices May Rise Soon
January 11, 2025
5:22 pm
Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan are set to rise by Rs. 3-5 per liter in mid-January 2025, driven by a spike in global crude
Petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan are set to rise by Rs. 3-5 per liter in mid-January 2025, driven by a spike in global crude
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