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Operational/ Non-Operational ATMs Dear Customers, In light of the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak and the subsequent lock down enforced by the Government of Pakistan, we’d like to apprise you that select HBL ATMs will not be operational due to inaccessibility of client premises, while the rest would be active as per routine, to facilitate with your banking needs. We would request you to refer to the list below, for an update on the operating status of all HBL ATMs. ATM S.No City Address ATM status ID 1 Abbottabad 0416 CANTT. BOARD, SHOP NO.112, BLOCK IV Operational 2 Abbottabad 2210 KHASRA NO.2809 LINK ROAD Operational 3 Abbottabad 8081 Pakistan Ordnance Factories, Havelian Cantt. Operational Abbottabad Shabbir Shareef Road ,FRONTIER FORCE REGIMENT CENTER, 8144 Operational 4 ABBOTTABAD 5 Abbottabad 0281 SHOP NO.567, AL-YOUSAF PLAZA, MANSEHRA RD Operational 6 Abbottabad 9139 MANSEHRA RD. 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