ISLAMABAD – Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) announced major hike in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices as LPG rates jumped by Rs7.39 per kilogram.
The impact is glaring for domestic users as 11.8 kg household LPG cylinder has become Rs87.21 more expensive overnight. This means the new per kilogram price of LPG is Rs. 208.99, while the total cost of a domestic cylinder now stands at Rs. 2,466.10.
LPG Rate in Pakistan
| LPG | Price |
| Price Increase per Kg LPG | Rs 7.39 |
| Domestic Cylinder Weight | 11.8 kg |
| Price Increase per Cylinder | Rs 87.21 |
| New Price per Kg LPG | Rs 208.99 |
| New Price of Domestic Cylinder | Rs 2,466.10 |
OGRA made it clear that this price surge is effective immediately, leaving families with no time to adjust to the steep increase. Experts warn that this hike could have a ripple effect, potentially raising cooking and transport costs further.
Stay tuned as we bring you more updates on how this sudden LPG price hike is affecting everyday life across the country.
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