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Gas prices to drop 4.5% tonight

The price of 95 octane gas will be NIS 7.58 per liter, for self service, after a 36 agorot drop. The service charge for full service will remain 18 agorot per liter.

By Itai Trilnick | 06:36 31.10.12 |

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