LPG prices in Karachi have gone up sharply after supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran affected the local market.
The price of LPG has risen by Rs30 per kilogram, pushing the current rate to Rs330 per kg. This increase comes even though the official price set by the government is Rs226 per kg.
According to market analysts, the shortage has added pressure on consumers, as both households and businesses are already feeling the impact of rising fuel costs.
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Authorities say they are keeping a close watch on the situation while supply chains try to restore stable distribution across the city.