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    Customs bid farewell to Deputy Chief Superintendent

    Customs bid farewell to long-serving DCSP Hassan Fakhree
    January 8, 20241 Min Read
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    Maldives Customs Service (MCS) has bid farewell to its Deputy Chief Superintendent Hassan Fakhree.

    Fakhree, now retired, served at the MCS for more than 41 years and is a recipient of the Presidential Ribbon. He was also conferred the National Award for Public Service in 2021.

    At the special ceremony held to mark Fakhree’s retirement, a commemorative retirement plaque and card was presented to him by the Commissioner General of Customs Yoosuf Maaniu.

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