OKARA City News
By our correspondents
May 03, 2016
Call to provide facilities at Okara Passport Office
From Our Correspondent
OKARA: Office-bearers of the Okara Chamber of Commerce and Industry and civil society members have shown concern over lack of facilities at the Passport Office here.
Talking to media here, OCCI patron-in-chief Ch Arshad Iqbal, president Sheikh Iqbal Shahid, former presidents Ch Shafqat Rasool and Ch Khalil and civil society members said that the office did not have the basic facilities including shelter for applicants and potable water for drink. They said that there was also shortage of staff at the Passport Office, which was causing problems for the people. They demanded the authorities provide facilities to the people at the office.
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