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Gas prices increase $1.44 per litre
Wednesday, January 23, 2013 | 3:33 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica - Motorists will pay more at the pumps as Petrojam has again increased ex-refinery gas prices effective tomorrow, Thursday January 24.
Both 87 and 90 octane gasoline will cost $1.44 more per litre, selling at $102.19 and $103.85 respectively.
Automotive diesel will cost $109.86 per litre, up 21 cents.
Meanwhile, propane cooking gas will cost 52 cents more at $34.00 per litre.
Consumers will get some reprieve with kerosene and butane, which both decrease in price.
Kerosene will sell for $112.26 per litre 20 cents less while Butane will sell for 54.37 per litre, a drop of four cents.
 
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