After the Hungarians, another country introduced a cap on petrol and diesel. Slovaks can also look forward to it TVNOVINY.sk – TVNOVINY.sk

Refueling – illustrative photo Source: TV Markíza In an effort to mitigate the impact of the sharp rise in prices on consumers, the Croatian government has introduced a ceiling on motor fuel prices. With effect from Tuesday (June 21), the price of fuel will be officially capped at most (94%) gas stations. Price restrictions do not apply to gas stations on highways, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovič told reporters. The official price is HRK 13.50 (EUR 1.79) per liter of 95-octane petrol and HRK 13.08 per liter of diesel. On motorways, drivers will pay HRK 14.57 per liter of petrol and HRK 14.06 per liter of diesel. The government measure is provisionally valid for two weeks. Related content