Oil Corporation increased fuel price by…?
Kathmandu, March 2
Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of fuel again. After 12 am on Monday, the price of petrol and diesel raised. Before this, in February 16 the price of fuel was raised.
The price of petrol, diesel and kerosene hiked by Rs. 2 per liter whereas aviation fuel hiked by Rs. 5 respectively.
According to the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC), a liter of petrol currently cost Rs. 116, diesel and kerosene cost Rs. 99 and aviation fuel cost Rs. 92 per liter.
With the increase in price of raw material in an international market, the price hiked from the Indian Oil Corporation which leads to increase in price of fuel in Nepal, informed the corporation.
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