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Senarai Ejen Kupon Letak Kereta Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh SENARAI EJEN KUPON LETAK KERETA MAJLIS BANDARAYA IPOH BIL KOD SYARIKAT NAMA ALAMAT NO TEL NO. 31C, MARKET 1 A001 LOG ON ENTERPRISE MANOJ KUMAR STREET, 30000 013-5107704 IPOH NO. 40-42, JALAN 016-5512323 2 A002 UNICHEM PHARMACY CHEN KIAN LOY MARKET, 30000 / 05-2417889 IPOH NO. 78, JALAN 016-6275763 3 A003 MUTHU & LEE LEE CHEE WAI BANDAR TIMAH / 05-2544467 NO. 16, JALAN 012-5566239 4 A004 KEDAI KOPI ENAMBELAS KOU KAM WENG BANDAR TIMAH, / 05-2417889 30000 IPOH BILIK ARAS BUMI, KINTA HEIGHTS, 017- PERSATUAN PENJAJA & 5 A005 AYUB B HASHIM PERSIARAN BIJIH 5118676/017 PENIAGA KECIL MEJA TIMAH, 30000 -5852785 IPOH NO.21, PERSIARAN BIJIH 013-5065057 6 A006 GANETHA SUPER PHOTO S.THANABAL TIMAH, 30000 / 05-2543879 IPOH NO. 2, - / 05- 7 A007 BUKHARIAH ENTERPRISE MOHAMED RAFFI PERSIARAN BIJIH 2422786 TIMAH, NO. 20, PERSIARAN BIJIH 012-4251097 8 A008 MEE TEIK ENTERPRISE GOH EWE SOON TIMAH, 30000 / 05-2547726 IPOH NO. 27-29, JALAN TUN 9 A009 RESTOREN IPOH PADANG K.SURMUGAM 019-5115137 SAMBANTHAN, 30000 IPOH GERAI NO. 1, AHMAD DAN ANAK-ANAK SULAIMAN BIN 016-5965232 10 A010 JALAN TUN ENTERPRISE AHMAD / 05-5278340 SAMBANTHAN NO. 77, JALAN ILHAM MUTLAK 012-5635957 11 A011 WONG KOK YUEN BANDAR TIMAH, ENTERPRISE / 05-2416341 30000 IPOH NO. 1, MEDAN SELERA DATO' 016-5923383 12 A012 PERNG SWEE FUN PERNG SWEE FUN SAGOR, JALAN / 012- DATO SAGOR, 5066331 30000 IPOH NO. 17 JALAN, YOONG HUAT CHAN SDN 012-4418088 13 A014 LAM AH LIAT BIJEH TIMAH, BHD / 05-2540206 30000 IPOH NO. 33 JALAN MORGAN STATIONARY DATO 019-5768663 14 A015 LEE YOKE MING SUPPLIER MAHARAJALELA, / 05-2558118 30000 IPOH NO. 50 JALAN CENTURY PHARMACY DATO, TAHWIL 019-5130224 15 A016 CHAN CHOI FAN SDN.BHD. 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