Petrol prices in Pakistan have gone up once more, putting extra pressure on people’s wallets. The new increase is Rs. 5.36 per litre, making the latest price Rs. 272.15 per litre.
This rise means daily travel will cost more for car owners, bikers, and people who use public transport. When fuel prices go up, transport charges often increase too, which can make food and other daily items more expensive.
Officials say the main reasons for this hike are higher global oil prices and changes in the value of the rupee compared to the dollar. Petrol prices are usually reviewed every two weeks to match international market rates.
People across the country are worried about how they will handle this extra expense as they already face high living costs. Many are asking the government to find ways to control fuel prices and help ease the burden on common households.
