Appraisement-East installs CCTVs to monitor activities at collectorate

KARACHI: The Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) of Appraisement-East has installed a new vigilance system to monitor the activities at collectorate.

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The new system will allow Collector Najeeb to monitor the workings at his collectorate on the wide screens installed at his office. The vigilance system was installed last week, comprising a total of 16 Close Circuit TV (CCTV) cameras which will not only cover entry and exit points but also offices of the principal appraiser, appraisement halls, assessment halls, waiting areas and mezzanine floors of the premises. It will also cover the view of the premises outside the Custom House Branch of the National Bank of Pakistan.

Sources disclosed that the vigilance system will allow Collector Najeeb to keep an eye on the workings of his officials not only from his office but also from outside

Sources also told Customs Today that a Queue Management System is also in process for collectorate to serve the tax payers.

Sources also said that the collectorate installed CCTV cameras at Karachi Port Trust, the examination areas, appraisement working areas and other vital points at the port.