Drivers and users of petroleum products are expected to pay more as prices go up this morning.
The price increase according to authorities is due to increasing world prices for crude.
The rate of increase as leant by Citi News is as follows:
Petrol goes up by 1.6 percent
Diesel goes up by 1.7 percent
LPG goes up by over 6 percent
Transport fares meanwhile, are expected to stay stable after assurances from transport operators of government to not increase fares.
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