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Appraisement-East takes steps to provide fast and efficient service

bySyed Muhammad Aslam
22/10/2014
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Model Customs Collectorate of Appraisement-East has taken measures to provide efficient, courteous and timely service to importers and customs agents.

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A surveillance system has been installed which allows Collector Najeeb R Abbasi to monitor the entire collectorate through 16 CCTV cameras. Collector Najeeb can even zoom the cameras to watch a full screen view of a particular spot.

Tenders have also been floated in the newspapers for the procurement of computers, accessories, printers and scanners in addition to office furniture, work stations, tables and sofas.

Sources told Customs Today that another five work stations would be installed in the collectorate to help provide better service to the importers and customs agents. A total of 12 queue management systems would also be installed to serve the people.

These systems would be installed outside the offices of the review officers. Twenty steel chairs would also be procured and a telephone exchange would also be installed.

 

Tags: 16 CCTV camerasAppraisement-EastBetter servicesCollector Najeeb R Abbasi

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