Cambodia Announces New Fuel Prices for Late October to Early November
The Ministry of Commerce in Cambodia has announced the retail fuel prices effective from October 21st to November 1st. Regular gasoline will be priced at 5050 riels per liter, and diesel at 5550 riels per liter. The ministry urges all fuel retail stations nationwide to strictly adhere to these set prices.
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