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Action taken against defaulters

COIMBATORE: A team of the Special Squad of Enforcement Officers of the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation sealed two cinema theatres, a textile showroom and an engineering concern in Salem and Namakkal Districts on March 29 in a surprise move to check PF defaulters. This was part of the intensive recovery drive initiated by the EPF Office, Salem, a release said.

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