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Port Qasim to witness transfers and investigation of officials soon

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
07/07/2017
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Customs Collectorate Port Qasim is likely to witness a large transfers and postings of customs officials as well as investigation against some officials.

Sources said that in the coming days, from the port Qasim officials will be transferred, whose lists have been developed before eid, these exchanges will be part of the routine, but these lists include names of some officers who have been interrogated and investigated against them.

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Sources said that such officers who have been unable to get into account for months or inconvenience. Jobs can also be graduated, lists include names of 8 to 12 officials, who have been doing duties in various fields for long periods, sources say the final examination of the list is being done, and It is likely to be converted by regular notification after the final approval in the coming week.

In April, even before, 6 preventive officers disregarded the work were fired. The fired officers including Abdul Jabbar Khan Niazi, Ejaz Ahmed, Zawaja Ahmed, Zahid Ali and Munir Hussein. It was clear that the investigation started in 2014 against these officers, and was accused of Many containers from Qasim were disappeared due to the negligence of the same officers.

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