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Medical store employees held for manhandling officials

By Our Correspondent
September 06, 2021

LAHORE:A special price magistrate's staff was manhandled by the employees of a medical store in the Samanabad area on Sunday.

The employees of the medical store located at Ghulam Nabi Colony, Samanabad, were checked for corona vaccination. Two employees were not vaccinated. The employees of the store identified as Muhammad Osama, Qasim Ashfaq and Ahsan started arguing with the magistrate and his staff. They manhandled Imran, Kamil Asghar, Bilawal Abbas and Mazahir Abbas. Police arrested the employees of the medical store and registered a case against them.

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