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Multan Collectorate to auction seized goods today

byImran Ali
18/11/2014
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MULTAN: The goods seized by the Anti-Smuggling Organisation will be auctioned on Tuesday (today) at the Multan Dry Port.

The Multan Customs Collectorate will conduct the auction of the recovered goods from the smugglers on 18 November at Sher Shah Dry Port Multan.

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Auction Officer Muhammad Akram will initiate the auction in the supervision of Multan Dry Port Deputy Collector Dr Muhammad Ali Malik.

The Customs Intelligence and Investigation will also conduct the auction in their Range office near Khanewal Road Bypass on Wednesday.

 

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