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`Fuel prices may fall'

MUMBAI APRIL 16. The Petroleum Minister, Ram Naik, today said fuel prices might come down further if the international crude prices of Brent fall to around $20-22 per barrel.

Mr. Naik said he met the Maharashtra Chief Minister, Sushilkumar Shinde, to allow the Mahanagar Gas Ltd. resume laying and commissioning of CNG pipelines in the city, which had come to a halt following two fires during the past few months.

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