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Multan Adjudication issues new pre-cautionary measures to prevent corona virus

byCT Report
23/11/2020
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs Adjudication Multan Camp Office has issued new precautionary guidelines for visitors to prevent coronavirus (Covid-19).

According to details, Collector Asif Khan Buzdar has decided to implement special precautionary measures to contain corona virus in line with directions of Federal Board of Revenue.

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The collector directed to restrict unnecessary entrance of visitors in Customs House to restrain outspread of Corona virus (Covid-19) and directed visitors to contact relevant persons telephonically.

Customs Adjudication Camp Office has directed all visitors to sanitize their hands with disinfection spray before entering into the Customs House.

Hand sanitizers were also placed at the specific points of the entrance of Customs House and security staff has been directed to disinfect their hands before entering main building.

Visitors directed to wear facemask for protection of employees and officials to contain corona virus (Covid-19).

Visitors can ask general branch of Customs House for face mask if they needed face mask during their visit for any urgent work.

Collector Customs Adjudication has also directed employees to keep all doors and windows of offices open for ventilation to avoid any sort of physical contact of visitors with doors handlers/knobs.

Visitors and customs employees were asked to maintain almost 6 feet distance during their visit to avoid Corona virus. Avoid any sort of handshakes and informal hugs to prevent Corona virus.

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