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Assistant Collector Habib-ur-Rehman redistributes work among five assistant collectors   

byCT Report
17/01/2023
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs Assistant Collector Headquarter Habib-ur-Rehman has assigned different tasks to posted Assistant Collectors along with other officials in order to streamline Collectorate’s workload.   

Assistant Collector Maryam Jameela has been assigned the responsibilities of ASO and Drug enforcement cell of Sahiwal excluding Okara district. She will also look after the task regarding Recovery Cell, FTO, DRAA, PMDU and M.I.S in the Collectorate.

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Assistant Collector Muhammad Tanvir Ahmad will perform responsibilities of Anti-Smuggling Organization Division of Multan. He will also deal all the matters relating to ASO branch of vehicles, drug enforcement cell in the division along with recovery Cell, FTO, DRAA, PMDU and internal audit in the Collectorate.    

Assistant Collector Hira Khan will take responsibilities of AFU (import &export )/International Airport Multan, Law Cell, Duty Free Shops at Airports including GPO Multan.

Assistant Collectors Naeem Raza has been assigned charges of Customs Collectorate ASO Divisions Dera Ghazi Khan and deals all matters relating to ASO in his divisions. He will also supervise export terminal of Sadiqabad in addition to his responsibilities. He will also overlook all matters of Dera Ghazi Khan Division until charge is taken over by Collectorate of Customs Enforcement Sargodha.   

Assistant Collector Naeem Raza has been assigned responsibilities of ASO Bahawalpur Division and he will look after all matters relating to ASO and Drug Enforcement Cell in the Division. He will also look after all matters relating to POL operation in the Collectorate ,I&P, auction, projects and FTO. 

Assistant Collector Habib-ur-Rehman has been assigned all matters relating to Headquarters ,Admin branch, General Branch, Customs Branch ,MTO Branch, Budget, Accounts , CPF. He will also assume responsibilities of ASO and Drug Enforcement Cell in the Civil Division of Multan along with monitoring of gate of Customs Dry Port Multan. Effective workload distribution of work will enhance the performance of the Multan Customs collectorate Enforcement in the Jurisdiction.

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