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Bad weather interferes containers examination at Multan Dry Port

byCustoms Today Report
03/04/2015
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MULTAN: The containers examination delayed due to bad weather and rain at Multan Dry Port and its suburban areas.

More than six containers were still waiting for clearance at the dry port. The Multan Dry Port staff was present for their routine responsibilities, but rain disrupts the examination process.

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Principle Appriaser Mehmood Ahmad was also present on the duty after his duty hours to examine the containers, but due to rain he was unable to perform his duties..

At the same time export containers were also facing hindrance due to rain at Muzaffargarh export terminal and they were also not cleared due to bad weather.

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