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GEPCO forms special teams to recover Rs 48m from defaulters

byCustoms Today Report
07/07/2015
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SIALKOT: The Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO) has formulated as many as 24 special recovery teams for recovering Rs 48 million from the dead defaulters in as many as 24 sub divisions in this circle.

According to Superintending Engineer (SE) Gepco City Circle Gujranwala, Zahid Javaid, the said circle has yet recovered Rs 11.2 million from the local defaulters.

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He said that the cases of the chronic in nature would soon be referred to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) if they not paid their outstanding arrears at earliest, in this regard. He said that the said teams were busy in recovery at the sub division level as well.

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