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Multan: Customs to auction non-duty paid vehicles, goods on March 18, 19‏

byImran Ali
16/03/2015
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MULTAN: The public auction of impounded vehicles and seized articles will be held on March 18 and 19.

The auction of goods and vehicles, which were confiscated by Customs Intelligence and Investigations in Multan range, will take place on March 18.

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Additional Director Nisar Ahmad and Superintendent Ali Khan would supervise the process of auction of non-custom-paid cars and other articles. The auction will take place at the Customs Intelligence and Investigation office near Rajapur, Khanewal Road Bypass, Multan.

The auction of various miscellaneous goods seized by the Anti-Smuggling Organisation will be held on March 19.

The auction will be held at the Multan Dry Port, Sher Shah.

Deputy Collector Dr Muhammad Ali Malik and Principal Appraiser Mehmud Ali Khan will oversee the auction, while Auction Officer Muhammad Akram will head the process.

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