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Sindh Excise to introduce biometric system for attendance

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
03/09/2015
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KARACHI: The Excise and Taxation Department is going to introduce biometric system in near future to stop violation of official timings.

Sources told Customs Today that the department has been receiving a lot of complaints for the last six months that staff of Excise Department is not following the official timings. Due to this practice, customers are facing a lot of difficulties. Sources further revealed that it was observed that customers have to wait for hours.

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Now Sindh government decided to launch biometric system in the department so arrival and departure timing of staff should be thoroughly monitored.

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