Islamabad, In a recent development, the government has revised the prices of petroleum products for the upcoming fortnight. This adjustment reflects changes in the global petroleum market and domestic economic considerations.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Finance Division has detailed the new pricing structure. Specifically, the price of petrol will see an increase of 4.13 rupees per liter, marking a notable change for consumers. However, the price of high-speed diesel will remain unchanged, providing some stability for industries and transportation sectors reliant on this fuel. The revised prices come into effect starting today, influencing both the consumer market and broader economic factors.
This pricing update is part of the government’s routine assessment of fuel costs, aiming to balance the financial impact on consumers with the economic realities of fuel supply and demand. It is a closely watched indicator of both economic policy and household expenses.
Islamabad, Pakistan has issued a strong condemnation of the recent actions by Israeli occupation forces, who are reported to have killed unarmed Palestinians in Gaza. These individuals were reportedly awaiting the delivery of life-saving aid and food when they were killed, an act that Pakistan deems a flagrant violation of both civility and international humanitarian law.
According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this incident is seen as a direct manifestation of Israel’s deliberate and inhumane policy of mass starvation, targeting the Palestinian population. The statement from Islamabad calls for an immediate and urgent ceasefire, the lifting of the siege on Gaza to allow for the unimpeded access of humanitarian aid, and justice for the crimes against humanity that are being carried out with impunity against the Palestinian people by Israeli forces.
Pakistan’s stance underscores the nation’s ongoing support for the Palestinian cause and its call for the international community to hold Israel accountable for its actions. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizes the need for immediate international intervention to ensure the safety and well-being of the Palestinian population in Gaza.