Sri Lanka Bus Fares Set to Rise Following Diesel Price Surge
Sri Lanka has increased fuel prices by 25 percent, marking the second hike in two weeks, with private companies Sinopec and LIOC following suit. This rise, attributed to the ongoing Middle East war, is expected to lead to a 15% increase in bus fares as diesel price surges exceed the 10% threshold.
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Sri Lanka raises fuel prices by 25% as war bites - The Straits Times
Sri Lanka raises fuel prices by 25% as war bites The Straits Times
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