Fuel prices in the UAE are set to drop tomorrow, October 1. Petrol prices in the emirates will decrease by more than 8%. Special 95 has been priced at AED 1.79; Super 98 has been priced at AED 1.90; and Diesel will cost AED 1.89.
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