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Mepco launches crackdown against defaulters

byCustoms Today Report
06/11/2015
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MULTAN: Multan Eletric Power Company (Mepco) has announced to launch a crackdown against defaulters for recovery of pending dues without any discrimination.

Mepco Chief Executive Officer Engineer Fazlullah Durrani issued these directives to the circle officials on Friday. He ordered the divisional and sub-divisional officials to initiate raids for recovery of dues from defaulters on regular basis.

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Addressing a meeting with officials at Mepco Headquarters on Friday, he said that solution of the problems of consumers was company’s top priority. Durrani ordered all the operation officials to achieve the recovery targets, adding stern action would be taken for failing to achieve the targets.

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