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FBR pays homage to officials died of Coronavirus

byCT Report
09/06/2020
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has paid homage to officials who died of Coronavirus in the line of duty.

The FBR in a statement on Monday paid homage to all its employees who died in the line of duty due to outbreak of Covid-19 and heartily condoled with their bereaved families.

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FBR appreciates the services of these martyrs and call them real heroes who preferred to sacrifice their lives while performing their national duties even on national holidays and weekends.

The martyred employees include Islah-ud-Din of Regional Tax Office, Quetta, Naeem Iqbal of Directorate of Internal Audit Faisalabad, Khawar Mansoor of Regional Tax Office Faisalabad, Mirza Shahab Baig of Large Taxpayers Unit-II Karachi and Muhammad Arif of FBR (HQ), Islamabad.

FBR resolves not only to stay with the families of these heroes in these saddest moments and beyond but also to continue its all possible efforts in generating much needed revenue.

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