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FBR Action Committee suspends strike due to earthquake

bySajid Bashir
28/10/2015
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MULTAN: All Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue Action Committee (APFBRAC) has postponed the pen-abandon-strike of the employees of the FBR throughout the country due to the worst–ever earthquake which jolted Pakistan on Oct. 26, 2015 because of it an unprecedented damage has been occurred.

All Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue Action committee’s Chief Organizer Tahir Khan Khakwani said that the APFBRAC suspended its strike in the broader interest of the country as the severe earthquake had caused a serious damage and we put off the strike to show our solidarity with the affected people. He said that our union would announce the strike date later.

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It is pertinent to mention that the pen-abandon-strike of the FBR employees was in the favour of the restoration of their freezed allowances.

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