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The Punjab Privatisation Board (PPB) has sold out two sub-offices of defunct Punjab Road Transport Corporation (PRTC) in Muzaffargarh and Dajal towns in southern Punjab.
According to the PPB sources here on Wednesday, the PPB board of directors would meet within 15 days for the approval of the auction.
The highest bid for Muzaffargarh PRTC sub-office's land sprawling over an area of 37 marlas, stood at Rs 146,000 per marla against the reserve price of Rs 75,000 per marla.
The land of the PRTC bus stand at Dajal (Jampur) was sold out at a rate of Rs 81,000 per marla, while the reserve price stood at Rs 45,000 per marla, the PPB sources said.

Copyright Associated Press of Pakistan, 2004

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