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Missing containers case: Names of 28 clearing agents on ECL

bySohail Rab
14/04/2014
in Breaking News, Customs Agents, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Pakistan Customs on the directives of Federal Interior Ministry has placed the names of 28 clearing agents, who deal with Afghan Transit Trade cargo on Exit Control List (ECL) in connection with missing containers’ case, it is learnt here.

The ECL list includes the names of clearing agents Khalid Javed Paracha bearing CNIC # 42201-4251200-9, Muhammad Arshad Paracha bearing CNIC # 42101-1664030-7, Amir Altaf bearing CNIC # 42301-5950312-1, Qazi Zahid Hussain bearing CNIC # 37105-9358285-9, Muhammad Arshad bearing CNIC # 42201-0715018-9, Anwar-ul-Haq Abbasi bearing CNIC # 42101-1333061-7, Muhammad Tayyab bearing CNIC # 42401-1556445-9, Farooq Ahmed bearing CNIC # 42101-1910012-3, Muhammad Shahid Hassan bearing CNIC # 42101-8864247-7, Muhammad  Qasim bearing CNIC # 54201-2467073-7, Imtiaz Khalid bearing CNIC # 42301-5331732-3, Shaukat Ali Siddiqui bearing CNIC # 42101-1602418-5, Muhammad Tanveer Paracha bearing CNIC # 42201-3191808-9, Abdul Rehman bearing CNIC # 42301-4200454-5, Syed Muhammad Waseem Kazmi bearing CNIC # 42201-9437564-7, Riaz-ur-Rehman bearing CNIC # 42000-0481769-9, Masood-ul-Hasan bearing CNIC # 42201-2570210-1, Taha Nawaz bearing CNIC # 42201-8031293-9, Aslam Naviwala holding CNIC # 42201-2963165-5, Khalid Karim holding CNIC # 17301-6490812-1, Mushtaq Ahmed holding CNIC # 42201-1733434-9, Shahid Haleem holding CNIC # 42201-9456942-9, Tahir Malik holding CNIC # 35202-2546773-1, Farid Ahmad Khan holding CNIC # 42301-73462775, Adil Abbas Paracha holding CNIC # 42101-9742105-7, Muhammad Asif Khan holding CNIC # 42301-0834116-7 and Javed Akhtar Butt holding CNIC # 42201-6987964-3.

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It is pertinent to mention here that the Ministry of Interior through its letter No.12/340/2013-ECL directed the Federal Board of Revenue to put the names of aforesaid clearing agents, who deal in Afghan Transit Trade cargo on ECL.

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