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PRAL Board approves sales of vehicles, waste stores

byM. Faizan
09/02/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Revenue Automation Private Limited (PRAL) Board approved the sale of off-road vehicles and waste stores in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi.

Sources informed Customs Today that Chairman Federal Board of Revenue Nisar Mohammad Khan approved the sale of these vehicles and waste stores during a meeting which was held in Karachi. The meeting approved the sales of a waste store in Islamabad in Rs 12,80,000. While  two vehicles of PRAL a Suzuki Khyber bearing registeration No. LXN-2716 in Rs 3,12,800 and a Suzuki Mehran which belongs to Islamabad and bearing registeration No. IDJ-2537 in Rs 3,16,512, Suzuki Margalla in Rs 3,77,500, Toyota Hiace Rs 12,66,800. Toyota Corolla bearing registeration No. ACM-325 in Rs 4,53,250 and Hyundai Santro bearing registeration No. ACM-255 in Rs 3,51,500.

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Sources said that advertisement will be published in national newspapers and all the sale procedure will be transaparent.

 

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