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Price Drop: CPC reduces price of Auto Diesel by Rs. 10/- from Monday (5)

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COLOMBO (News 1st) – The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation on Monday (5) announced that the price of a liter of Auto Diesel will be reduced by Rs.

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