Price of kerosene increased by Rs. 253 per litre

Price of kerosene increased by Rs. 253 per litre

August 21, 2022   09:57 pm

The price of kerosene will be increased by Rs. 253.00 effective from midnight today (Aug 21), the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) says.

Accordingly, the revised price of kerosene per litre will be raised from Rs. 87.00 to Rs. 340.00.

 

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