Frustrated citizens have expressed their anger over the timing, saying it is extremely difficult to visit excise offices repeatedly in the scorching heat. “They should have upgraded to avoid public disruption during the holidays,” said a visitor.
People visiting excise offices in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan and other cities were unable to register or transfer vehicles due to the shutdown. Services like issuance of number plates, transfer of ownership and payment of taxes have also been affected.
The Director Excise has assured that the system will be restored by tomorrow and has appealed to citizens not to panic.
Until then, applicants are advised to stay updated through official channels before visiting excise offices.
QUETTA: The joint operation Shaaban of the Pakistan Army, FC Balochistan, and the police is…
ISLAMABAD (Ahsan Bukhari): A fresh investigation has been initiated by Customs authorities after the owners…
ISLAMABAD: The Aviation Safety Agency has warned airlines that flights over the airspace of Gulf…
ANKARA: Field Marshal Asim Munir held an important meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan…
ISLAMABAD: The highly controversial Indian movie named 'Satluj' has been the talk of the town…
ISLAMABAD: In view of the increasing tension in the region and the fears of closure…