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Pakistan Customs reshuffles officials

byCT Report
14/04/2017
in Karachi
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KARACHI: Chief Collector Appraisement South has notified transfers and postings of principal appraisers and appraising officers.

PA Shahid hussain Rizvi is moved from Dorectorate of Transit Trade to MCC Port Qasim. PA Mohammad Sualeh Kalhoro is moved from MCC Appraisement East to MCC Port Qasim. PA Sajid Ali Bhutto is moved from MCC Appraisement East to MCC Appraisement West. PA Ghulam Haider Peerwani is moved from MCC Appraisement East to MCC Appraisement West.

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