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Chief Collector Nasir Masroor transfers 10 low-rank staffers

bySyed Muhammad Aslam
23/09/2014
in Karachi, Latest News, Transfers and Postings
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KARACHI: Customs Appraisement-South Chief Collector Nasir Masroor ordered immediate transfers and postings of 10 subordinate employees on September 20.

The employees include four upper division clerks (UDC), four lower division clerks (LDC) and two record sorters. Four have been transferred from the Directorate of Post-Clearance Audit (PCA) while another four have been transferred to the PCA.

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Qutubuddin, UDC; Javed Awan, LDC (officiating); Ishfaq Alam, LDC (officiating) and Hafizur Rehman, record sorter; have been transferred from the PCA to MCC Appraisement-West, MCC Appraisment-East, MCC Appraisement-East and MCC Appraisement-West respectively.

UDCs Ishrat Perveen and Shahabuddin have been transferred from MCC Appraisement-West to PCA Karachi while Saeed Baber, LDC (officiating); and Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui, record sorter; have been transferred to the PCA Karachi from MCC Appraisement-West.

UDCs Adil Rashid and Safdar Jahangir have been transferred to MCC Port Qasim and MCC Appraisement-West from MCC-East and MCC Appraisement-East respectively.

Sources told Customs Today that the PCA is managing to work with half of its sanctioned lower staff and the fresh transfers and postings would not help it mitigate the shortage of the staff.

 

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