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DOHA  — State-owned Qatar Petroleum has decided to raise fuel prices in October, the Qatar News Agency (QNA) reported Thursday.

Starting from Oct. 1, petrol prices will increase from 1.6 riyals (USD0.43 ) a liter to 1.7 riyals, while diesel will cost 1.55 riyals a liter, up from 1.5 riyals in September, QNA said.

Fuel prices in Qatar were allowed to fluctuate from May 1 last year in response to changes in the global market.

Qatar is suffering from a blockade by the Saudi-led Arab quartet, which has cut off all air, land and sea links with the gas-rich country, accusing the latter of supporting terrorism and extremism and seeking closer ties with Iran, a Saudi rival, which Doha has repeatedly denied.  (Xinhua)

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