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Six Customs officers of Appraisement South transferred

byCT Report
19/11/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Six Customs officers, including two principal appraisers and four appraising officers, have been transferred/posted with immediate effect.

Chief Collector (Appraisement South) Abdul Rasheed Shaikh has transferred Principal Appraiser Qamaruddin Samejo from Directorate of Transit Trade Karachi to MCC Appraisement East and Principal Appraiser Anjum Barakzai from MCC Appraisement East to Transit Trade.

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Appraising officers, including Shahid Murad have been transferred from Post Clearance Audit to Appraisement West; Azhar Abbas from Appraisement West Post Clearance Audit; Amir Nasir Ali from Appraisement East to Appraisement West and Iqbal Waris is moved from Appraisement West to Appraisement East.

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