Islamabad: Consumers did not receive the full benefit from the recent reduction in oil prices, as the government has amended the transportation fees and margins of oil companies, which partially met the relief that was previously announced.
These amendments resulted in a loss of 1.42 rupees per liter in relieving gasoline and 0.50 rupees per liter in diesel diesel for consumers.
Official documents reveal that gasoline charging fees increased by 1.42 rupees per liter, raising the total shipping cost to 5.79 rupees per liter of previous 4.37 rupees, as of February 1.
While the gasoline tax on gasoline is still unchanged at 60 rupees per liter, the margin of oil marketing companies (OMC) lasts at 7.87 rupees per liter, and the margins of the gasoline agents remain fixed at 8.64 rupees per liter.
For high -speed diesel, both charging and additional margins also rose. The diesel charging fees increased by 0.27 rupees per liter, and it moves from 2.65 rupees to 2.92 rupees per liter, while the additional margin was raised on the diesel by 0.23 rupees per liter.
These amendments came just one day after the government announced a decrease in oil prices, while reducing gasoline prices by 1 rupees per liter and high high -speed diesel prices by 4 rupees per liter.
