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Multan Customs directs MDPT to shift export clearance on WeBOC

byImran Ali
10/11/2015
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MULTAN: The Model of Customs Collectorate Multan has directed Multan Dry Port Trust to convert export on WeBOC system from One Customs.

The Multan Dry Port Trust is clearing export consignments through One Customs. MCC Multan Collector has directed Multan Dry Port Trust to shift all export on the WeBOC clearance system.

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The Model of Customs Collectorate Multan directed them to replace WeBOC system for clearance of export consignment immediately. Multan Dry Port is one of the few dry ports in which they are still operating with One Customs for the clearance of export.

Multan Dry Port Trust taken some time Model of Customs Collectorate for making arrangements for shifting export clearance on WeBOC system.  Chairman and General Manager MDPT called meeting of their members for discussing matter of export through WeBOC system.

 

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