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Iran War Drives Up LPG Prices; Sri Lanka Household Gas Prices Increase Again

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The war in Iran has pushed up LPG prices, leading to another increase in household gas prices in Sri Lanka. The country also relies on imports for all its oil and coal, raising concerns that a prolonged conflict in the Middle East could severely impact its recovery efforts from the 2022 economic collapse.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What percentage did Sri Lanka increase household gas prices by last month before today's adjustment?
A: Sri Lanka increased household gas prices by 8% last month before today's further adjustment.
Q: How much did the private company raise its LPG retail price and what was the new price?
A: The private company raised its LPG retail price by 23%, from 4,630 rupees to 5,700 rupees.
Q: What is the name of Sri Lanka's state-owned LPG supplier and by what percentage did it raise prices?
A: Litro Gas, Sri Lanka's state-owned LPG supplier, raised prices by 19.42% for a 12.5 kg cylinder.
Q: What was the previous and new price for a 12.5 kg gas cylinder from Litro Gas?
A: Litro Gas raised the price of a 12.5 kg cylinder from 3,990 rupees to 4,765 rupees.
Q: What reasons did the Litro spokesperson give for the recent LPG price increase in Sri Lanka?
A: The Litro spokesperson cited global rises in LPG prices and shipping costs as reasons for the price increase.