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Customs Port Qasim re-distributes work among principal appraisers, AOs

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KARACHI: Collectorate of Customs Port Mohammad Bin Qasim (PMBQ) Assistant Collector Headquarters M. Wardan Ali has issued office order regarding re-distribution of work amongst the principal appraisers and appraising officers with immediate effect and until further orders:-

Principal Appraiser Abdur Rashid Khan from bulk, bond, One Customs, auction, pre-refund, audit, PRV, bank guarantee and law to Group-IV, audit (Ext. & Intr.) and recovery
Principal Appraiser Fazal Karim from Group-IV, audit (Ext.Intr.) and recovery to bulk, bond, One Customs, auction, pre-refund, audit, PRV, bank guarantee and law.
Appraising Officer Ehteshamul Haw Piracha from examination (QICT) to recovery and audit.

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