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Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras AFTAB UL MULIK BAKHTIAR UL MULIK 7/3/2018 QUAID AZAM UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD HOSTEL NO Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras AFTAB UL MULIK BAKHTIAR UL MULIK 7/3/2018 QUAID AZAM UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD HOSTEL NO. 03 ROOM NO.72 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O SAIRA MUNSAB, ATTOCK SAHARA FOUNDATION, A.R.L. ABRAR AHMED MANSUBDAR QURESHI 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad MORGAH, RAWALPINDI Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ASIM ULLAH WAHID ABDUL WAHID 7/3/2018 HOUSE NO.99-C, STREET NO.17, G-6/2, ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad RAHEEL AHMAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras h.no.233/3 raja akram colony talhi mohri rawalpindi c/o al-quresh MUHAMMAD DIN 7/3/2018 SALEEM 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad genral store Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ZABEH ULLAH MUHAMMAD YOUNAS 7/3/2018 HOUSE NO 1067 ST NO 6 SECTOR I-10/2 ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras WAJHAT CLOTH STORE SHOP NO 36 BLOCK NO 4 SITRAA MARKET G Amir Hamza Muhammad Younis 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad I MARKAL ISLAMABAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ABDUL HANNAN KHAN GHULAM NASIR KHAN 7/3/2018 HOUSE NO. 21, STREET NO. 66, SECTOR G-13/2, ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Shafique Ahmed Nazir Ahmed 7/3/2018 Block No. 6-B, Flate NO. 15, G-9/2 Islamabad. 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras REHMAN KHAN ABDUL RAZZAQ 7/3/2018 D-852 LALA RUKH WAH CANTT 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras MANSOOR ALI ABDUL HAMEED 7/3/2018 H NO CB-1514, ST NO 32, KAMALABAD NO 3 RAWALPINDI CANTT 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Kashif Javaid Gill Javaid Iqbal Gill 7/3/2018 H-NO-430-D, ST-NO 20, SEC-NO-2, KAHAYBAN-E-SIR SYED, RWP 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras DANIYAL ARSHAD ARSHAD JAVED 7/3/2018 HOUSE NO J-355 DHOKE ELAHI BUKSH RAWALPINDI 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras UMAIR KHALID KHALID HUSSAIN 7/3/2018 BLOCK 23-A, FLAT 16, G-9/2, ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad MUHAMMAD LIAQAT Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras GHULAM DIN 7/3/2018 PD# 128,ST NO.4 MOHALLA MEHMOOD ABAD PINDORA RWP. ALI 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras FAISAL ADNAN AULIA KHAN 7/3/2018 STREET NO 11, HOUSE NO 190, CBR TOWN LOHI BHER, ISLAMABAD. 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras LANE#02, QUAID-E-AZAM COLONY DHAMIAL CAMP R.W.P NEAR BY AFZAAL NASIR SATTI NASIR IQBAL SATTI 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ABU BAKAR KHATTAK GENERAL STORE, SATTI MARKET MUHAMMAD HARIS Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras MALIK IDREES SECTOR HEAD STATELIFE INSURANCE BUILDING NO MALIK IDREES 7/3/2018 MALIK 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad 05 BASEMENT CHINA CHOWK BLUE AREA ISLAMABAD SYED AKMAL HUSSAIN SYED IKHTAR HUSSAIN Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras 7/3/2018 VILLAGE SHAHBAZPUR TEHSIL PINDI GHEB DISTRICT ATTOCK SHAH SHAH 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ZEESHAN MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD KHAN Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras DK - 319 - 7/5 STREET NO - 20 SERVICE ROAD DHOKE KASHMIRIAN 7/3/2018 KHAN KHATTAK 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad RAWALPINDI Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras HOUSE NO 04 PMD COLONY H-8/2 ISLAMABAD GULZAR AHMED IMDAD HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD ZULFIQAR 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad HOUSE Muhammad Mohsin Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Haji Atta Muhammad 7/3/2018 flat no 2 block no 31 pha apartments g-11/4 islamabad Atta 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad MUHAMAMD IRFAN Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Khalid Hussain 7/3/2018 G-9/1, Street #47, House # 706, Islamabad, Pakistan. KHALID 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ABDUL SAMAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras MASOOD IQBAL QURESHI 7/3/2018 HOUSE # J-161 A, STREET 14, ARYA MOHALLAH RAWALPINDI QURESHI 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras CB-116 SLO FRONT OF QAISER SUPER STORE NEAR GULISTAN HASEEB AHSAN KHAN ZAFRULLAH KHAN 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad COLONY TAXILA Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras CA 238A 7TH ROAD SATELLITE TOWN RAWALPINDI CARE OF ZARA WAJAHHAT ALI NASEEM AKHTAR 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad AMJAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ABDUL BASIT MUHAMMAD AJAZ 7/3/2018 BLOCK NO. 8-E FLAT NO. 05 G-10/2 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ASSAD SHABBIR GHULAM SHABBIR 7/3/2018 VILLAGE MAIRA JAFFIR P/O GOLRA SHARIF G-12 ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras USMAN ATIQ ATIQ-UR-REHMAN 7/3/2018 HOUSE 91-93, SARDAR ROAD, SECTOR G-6/1-3, ISLAMABAD. 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Muhammad Naveed Muhammad Sadique 7/3/2018 house no 3 8 wapda colony st no 42 sector g-7/4 islmabad 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras GREEN LAND HOTEL P 13 FLAT 1 ST 55 G-9/4 PESHAWAR MORE MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR MUHAMMAD AKHTAR 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMABAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras M.DANIYAL YOUNIS M.YOUNIS KHAN 7/3/2018 HOUSE # 1488 STREET # 88 I-10/1 IBD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras SAFYAN-GHAFOOR ABDUL-GHAFOOR 7/3/2018 H.NO.35/1-B, ST # 68, G-7/1 ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras LAL ZAMEER GUL SHAHZAD 7/3/2018 FLAT # 06, BLOCK # 66, G-10/3, ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras MUHAMMAD RIZWAN, H/NO.D-10 STREET NO.22,SECTOR G-6/2 MUHAMMAD RIZWAN ABDUL RAHIM 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMABAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O ASIF KHAN, TYPE APPROVAL SECTION PTA(HQs), F-5/1, MUDASIR UMER HAZRAT UMER 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMABAD. MUHAMAMD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras QUAID-E-AZAM UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD ROOM NO 72 HOSTEL NO MUHAMMAD ISMAIL 7/3/2018 SULAMAN 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad 3 Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras AQIL SHAH ZARIN SHAH 7/3/2018 BLOCK NO. 65, FLAT NO. 4-B, SECTOR G-10/3 ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras MUHAMMAD AJMAL ABDUL-UR-RASHEED 7/3/2018 FLAT # 08 BLOCK # 66 G-10/3, ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview ABDUL MOUIZ Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras VILLAGE & POST OFFICE HANAMERA RAWALAKOT DISTRICT MUHAMMAD SALEEM 7/3/2018 NAUMAN 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad POOUCH AJ&K Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O DAWN BOOK DEPOT TEHSIL AND POST OFFICE ABBARPUR ZESHAN FAROOQI MUHAMMAD FAROOQI 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad PONCH Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras HOUSE NO. 21-A, STREET NO. 15, CALNEL AMANULLAH ROAD JAWAD AHMED IKHLAQ IKHLAQ AHMED 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad BHARAKU ISLAMABAD ZEESHAN ABBAS Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras GHULAM ABBAS RATHORE 7/3/2018 NEAR AHL-E-HADEES MOSQUE LOWER PLATE, MUZAFFARABAD (AK) RATHORE 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras NEW (A.K) DRY CEANER IMRAN PLAZA ALI MARKET F-11/1 AFTAKHAR AHMED MUHAMMAD SULAMAN 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMABAD Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras AQSA ZULFIQAR ZULFIQAR ALI 7/3/2018 BLOCK NO 23-A FLAT NO 01 G-9/2 ISLAMABAD 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras SHEEZA KHAN AZAZ AHMED KHAN 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad HOUSE # 206, STREET # 31, SECTOR I-10/2 ISLAMABAD MUHAMMAD NAWAZ Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras HOUSE NO D-11 LEFT BANK WAPDA COLONY MANGLA TEH AND SANA NAWAZ 7/3/2018 KHAN 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad DISTT MIRPUR Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras SADAF SEHAR MUHAMMAD NAZIR 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad HOUSE NO SN-381 AWAN COLONY DHOKE KALA KHAN RAWALPINDI Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O MUHAMMAD MUBEEN, R/NO.510 M/O COMMERCE, PAK- REHANA MUHAMMAD MUBEEN 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad SECRETARIAL BLOCK-A ISB Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O AZHAR ALI CENTRAL TRANSPORT SECTION INTERNATIONAL Nosheen Rehman Abdul Rehman 7/3/2018 09) Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY H-10 Islamabad Senior Observer (BS- Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Sara Karim Karim Ullah 7/3/2018 QTR No.
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