Cash-strapped Pakistan has hiked petrol price by Rs 10 per litre, amid the country’s ongoing economic crisis and steep currency devaluation, further burdening citizens who are already hit by skyrocketing inflation. After the latest revision, petrol price has now risen to Rs 282 per litre. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar announced the hike in a late-night live address, during which he said the prices of diesel and light diesel oil would remain unchanged at Rs 293 and Rs 174.68 respectively. The price of kerosene was also hiked by Rs 5.78 to Rs 186.07. “The new prices will be effective from 12am on Sunday (April 16),” the finance minister said.