Price of cement increased

Price of cement increased

March 13, 2022   06:16 pm

The price of a 50kg bag of cement has been increased by Rs. 350, the traders announced today (March 13).

The revised price of a bag of cement now stands at Rs. 1,850.

Meanwhile, it is reported that the price of a bag of Tokyo Cement has also gone up to approximately Rs. 1,975.

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