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Excise Dept Multan impounds 45 non-registered vehicles

byImran Ali
28/12/2015
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MULTAN: The Excise and Taxation Department Multan has impounded as many as 45 non-registered vehicles during a crackdown launched in various urban areas of the city.

The crackdown against unregistered vehicle was launched on the special directives of E&T Multan Division Director Jaam Siraaj. The owners of impounded vehicles had not paid their token and registration fees since long.

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The Excise teams also imposed fine on 70 vehicles during the operation due to non-availability of the documents. The crackdown against vehicles was done in the area of Gulgasht, Bosan Road, Mumtazabad, Suraj Miani and Qasim Bela.

 

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