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Fuel could hit Rs1,000 per litre if shortage emerges, warns petroleum minister

by Asia Today Team
September 21, 2026
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Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik issued a stark warning on Sunday that petrol costs might attain Rs1,000 per litre if a gasoline scarcity emerged within the nation, as world oil costs continued to surge amid renewed hostilities within the Center East and Houthi assaults on Saudi Arabia.

Talking to journalists in Lahore, Malik stated petroleum costs had already risen by 50% in Pakistan, with costs in Europe and america additionally climbing sharply.

He stated Houthi assaults had been unacceptable and that the federal government was offering reduction to weak segments of society to cushion the influence of rising gasoline prices.

On the power entrance, the minister stated work had begun on oil wells and the federal government anticipated to find home crude oil by October, which might assist scale back reliance on costly imports.

The warning got here as gasoline costs recorded a pointy improve amid heightened volatility in world oil markets triggered by renewed hostilities within the Center East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The additional escalation adopted the collapse of a fragile ceasefire reached in June between Tehran and Washington, together with Houthi assaults on Saudi Arabia’s civilian and financial infrastructure, elevating considerations over disruptions to power shipments.

Following the newest value revision, petrol is now being offered at Rs389.14 per litre whereas high-speed diesel stands at Rs424.04 per litre.

In response to the rising costs, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif final Sunday launched a particular reduction scheme offering Rs100 per litre low cost on petrol for motorcyclists, rickshaw and Chingchi homeowners and drivers of automobiles as much as 800cc.

Federal Minister for IT and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima subsequently introduced three main revisions to the scheme. She stated eligibility had been prolonged to bikes registered from January 1, 2006, as an alternative of the earlier 2011 cut-off, in response to suggestions from residents and journalists.

The earlier five-litre restrict per token has been abolished, with eligible two and three-wheeler customers now in a position to buy gasoline in accordance with their very own necessities. Every eligible person can acquire 4 tokens monthly with every token carrying a reduction quantity of Rs500.

“For instance, if two litres of petrol price Rs780, the beneficiary would pay Rs280 after making use of the Rs500 reduction token,” Fatima defined.

The third change was the abolition of SMS expenses throughout the board below the scheme, making messaging free for all scheme beneficiaries no matter car sort.

Fatima stated greater than 1.75 million registrations had been accomplished below the scheme by 3pm, round 1.5 million tokens had been generated, and over 680,000 tokens had already been redeemed at petrol stations.



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