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Pakistan Customs awards merit certificates to four employees

byCT Report
29/01/2022
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MULTAN: Customs Central Region awarded merit certificates to four employees of Multan Collectorate for their exceptional performance during the existing financial year 2021-2022.

Multan Customs Collectorate has assigned different tasks to employees in the existing economic year and they achieved assign task successfully in a thorough professional manner. Multan Customs was asked to nominate name of those employees who did their assigned tasks in a good manner for appreciation.

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Multan Customs has nominated four customs employees to award them merit certificate for appreciation of their sound performance in the assigned tasks.

Inspector Saleem Afzal, Inspector Muhammad Tahir Ababas, Inspector Ghulam Abbas and Inspector Allah Yar were nominated for merit certificate.

They were serving in the Anti-Smuggling Organization and they have detected mega seizure cases during the existing fiscal year 2020-21 in different actions.

Collector Imran Ahmad Chaudhry recommended their name for the merit certificate. This award will create sense of responsibility among the other officials.

 

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