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Multan Customs directs all employees to join office after Eidul Azha holidays

byImran Ali
14/08/2019
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs directed all employees to join office after Eid-ul-Azha holidays otherwise they will take stern action against those employees who ignored the directions on Eid-ul-Azha holidays.

According to details, Collector Ambreen Ahmad Tarar has directed all employees to achieve their assigned tasks and responsibilities immediately after the Eid-ul-Azha holidays. Customs Collectorate will take strict disciplinary action against those employees who will remain absent from their duty after the completion of Eid-ul –Azha holidays.

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It is learnt that Multan Customs routine operations disturbed very badly due to absence of employees and substitute of absent employees without informing admin branch also creates issues for Multan Customs in performing their assigned tasks.

Few employees at the Collectorate are very habitual in terms of repute to make extra holidays than Eid-ul-Azha .Collector Ambreen Ahmad Tarar informed all employees to join their duties in order to achieve the set targets.

 

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