Head of counter narcotics agency’s office in Khatlon province replaced

DUSHANBE, August 17, 2016, Asia-Plus — Mirali Khairullozoda, the brother of the presidential adviser on national security Sherali Khairulloyev, was relieved of his post of head of the Drug Control Agency (DCA)’s office in Khatlon province on August 16 in connection with errors in his work. He has reportedly been placed at the disposal of […]

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DUSHANBE, August 17, 2016, Asia-Plus — Mirali Khairullozoda, the brother of the presidential adviser on national security Sherali Khairulloyev, was relieved of his post of head of the Drug Control Agency (DCA)’s office in Khatlon province on August 16 in connection with errors in his work.

He has reportedly been placed at the disposal of the DCA personnel department.  

Colonel Zafar Sayfullzodoa, who had previously served as the chief of the DCA mobile unit, replaced Khairullozoda as head of the counter narcotics agency’s office in Khatlon province.   

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