Fuel prices revised

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Fuel prices were reduced from midnight yesterday (May 31), the State Minister for Power and Energy, D. V. Chanaka stated.

Lanka Petrol 92 octane was reduced by Rs.15 per litre and the new price of a litre of Lanka Petrol 92 octane is 318 rupees.

Lanka Petrol 95 octane Euro 4 was increased in price by 20 rupees and the new price of 95 octane Euro 4 litres of Lanka Petrol is 385 rupees.

The price of Lanka Super Diesel 4 Star Euro 4 was increased by 10 rupees and the new price of Lanka Super Diesel 4 Star Euro 4 litre is 340 rupees.

Lanka kerosene was reduced by 50 rupees per litre and the new price of a litre of Lanka kerosene is 245 rupees.

A litre of Lanka industrial kerosene was reduced by 60 rupees and the new price of a litre of Lanka industrial kerosene is 270 rupees.

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