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KCAA website suspended due to non-payment

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27/11/2013
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KARACHI: Karachi Customs Agents Association’s website has been suspended due to non-payment of hosting dues. SWD Infotech, the company providing the hosting facility to KCAA, has suspended the website and placed an ad containing details of billing/support department to vilify KCAA office-bearers on their sluggishness. The top management of KCAA should have paid the dues before the expiry date because suspension of the website has caused inconvenience for regular visitors. But visitors will surely enjoy the beautiful picture uploaded by the service provider.

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