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Price of Gas, Diesel to drop on Wednesday.

August 30, 2022

Price of Gas, Diesel to drop on Wednesday.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The acting Minister of TEATT, Omar Ottley hereby informs the general public that the prices of gas and diesel will drop effective 6 am on Wednesday, August 31, 2022.

Minister Ottley further informs that the price build-up was adjusted to include an additional NAf 3 cents for freight costs due to global developments. This decision was taken based on a request by the main wholesaler in 2021. The delay in approving the request resulted in significant losses for the main wholesaler, which ultimately affected the consumer. Therefore, a further delay in approving the request was not desirable, and as ...

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