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Quetta Customs Collectorate marks Pakistan Day

byCT Report
24/03/2018
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QUETTA: The Custom Collectorate, Quetta marked Pakistan Day by hoisting the national flat on the mountain top near Ziarat.

Chief guest Collector Customs Quetta Ashraf Ali presided over the flag-hoisting ceremony along with mountaineers of Chiltan Adventure Association and Koh-e-Shin Adventure.

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The Collector appreciated the spirit of patriotism of the young mountaineers and assured full support to the mountain climbers. Additional Collector Zubair Shah, Deputy Collector Mohammad Ibrahim; Hayatullah Khan Durrani (POP) founder Chiltan Adventure, PSO Younas Atta, PRO Dr. Atta Baraich and chief security officer Ahad Durrani were also present in there.

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