Customs overtime fraud exposed
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The National Audit Office has revealed that nearly 77 officers attached to five divisions of Sri Lanka Customs claimed overtime allowances for a total of 18,225 hours, after signing the Customs Form 221 overtime register, even though the di...
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- —The National Audit Office has revealed that nearly 77 officers attached to five divisions of Sri Lanka Customs claimed overtime allowances for a total of 18,225 hours, after signing the Customs Form 221 overtime register, even though the divisions had not been open for official duties on the days concerned.
- —The officers had reportedly claimed [].
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