Motorists heading for the interior for Easter weekend will face an increase in fuel prices starting at 6 a.m. on Good Friday, says the National Secretariat of Energy.

95 octane will rise 16 cents a gallon, which mean s will sell at $3.18; per liter, an increase of four cents per

to   84 cents.

The 91 octane will increase 14 cents per gallon, and its sale translating to  $3.05 per liter at the pumps an increase of 3 cents to $0.806.

Low, Sulphur diesel will rise six cents f a gallon, which means 2 cents a liter and its sale price will be $ 0.721.

The prices take effect Friday, March 30 and will be valid until April 13.