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NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR.Pdf DAFTAR JEMAAH BERHAK LUNAS TAHAP I TAHUN 1441H/2020M PROVINSI NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR BERHAK LUNAS TAHAP 1 KODE NO NO. PORSI NAMA ALAMAT KECAMATAN EMBARKASI 1 1600007882 AMINULLAH PENKASE OELETA ALAK SUB 2 1600008025 SITTI SAMSAM BACO KAMPUNG UJUNG RT 003 RW 002 KOMODO/BOLENG SUB 3 1600008083 BADENUNG GUSUN PANDANG ALOK SUB 4 1600008527 BAIQ MUNAJAD MNELALETE AMANUBAN BARAT SUB 5 1600008528 MUHAMMAD BEANG SALEH MNELALETE AMANUBAN BARAT SUB 6 1600008824 HASANUDDIN MUHAMAD SYAFI KAMPUNG JATI, RT.011/RW.004 TASIFETO BARAT SUB 7 1600008909 BAHRI BIN LAWIANG KEL MAULAFA RT 013 RW 005 SUB 8 1600008910 SURYATI BIN BAGE KEL MAULAFA RT 013 RW 005 SUB 9 1600009040 ABDULLAH GANI JL.KPR PITOBY RT25 RW07 SUB 10 1600009080 FARIDAH UMAR BELU PU'UMBARA RT/RW. 010/005 ENDE UTARA SUB 11 1600009408 ALWI H. JAMALUDIN LINGK. NANGA, RT. 017 RW. 009 REOK SUB 12 1600009409 SITI MARIAM REO, RT. 014 RW. 007 REOK SUB 13 1600009413 LAILA IRIANI BTN KOLHUA BLOK H 125 PENFUI SUB 14 1600009414 JASMIN DJAMALUDDIN KOMPLEK PER.LOPO INDAH PERMAI PENFUI SUB 15 1600009419 RUSLAN R JL.ADI SUCIPTO KELAPA LIMA SUB 16 1600009420 HASNAH M JL. ADI SUCIPTO KELAPA LIMA SUB 17 1600009421 SITTI MAIMUNAH JL. SONBAIT NAIKOLAN/OEPURA SUB 18 1600004504 ELYESER AIR KEMIRI KOMODO SUB 19 1600004506 RUSTAM EFENDI PULAU MESSAH KOMODO SUB 20 1600004773 MOHAMMAD RUSTAM SAG JL.SELEKTA LOLI (K. WAIKABUBAK) SUB 21 1600005052 KABOYANG SENNANG JL.ALOR NO.6 KEL.OEBA KUPANG NTT FATUBESI/OEBA SUB 22 1600005257 MARDIANA LATIF LASIANA RT 25/ RW 06 OEBOBO SUB 23 1600006418 TAMAN FIRDAUS BTN KOLHUA BLOK T NO 10 RT 018 RW 006 OEBOBO SUB 24 1600006666 SUDIRMAN SAWERI GADING KELURAHAN FATULULI RT.16 RW.05 OEBOBO SUB 25 1600007603 MUHAMMAD RAMLI JL. PERCETAKAN CENDANA OEBOBO SUB 26 1600007753 AHMADI R. 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MELATI RT/RW. 002/001 ENDE TIMUR SUB 69 1600009222 MANSYUR IBRAHIM JALAN D.I PANJAITAN KOPETA BAJAWA SUB 70 1600009231 HASNAH ISMAIL MOCHSEN JL. PAHLAWAN NO. 15 RT/RW 001/003 ENDE UTARA SUB 71 1600009266 HASNAH RAMLI PERUMNAS ALAK JL LEMBOR BLOK III NO.15 SUB 72 1600009269 KRIS YUWONO JL. GAJAH MADA NGEDUKELU BAJAWA KOPETA BAJAWA SUB 73 1600009270 LIES ALFIAH JL. GAJAH MADA NGEDUKELU BAJAWA KOPETA BAJAWA SUB 74 1600009282 TENRI JL. 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ABDUL WAHID KEFAMENANU MIOMAFO BARAT SUB 117 1600009381 HJ. KADE ARYANI KEFAMENANU MIOMAFO BARAT SUB 118 1600009382 RAIS JL. ADI SUCIPTO, RT. 001 RW. 002 LANGKE REMBONG SUB 119 1600009383 SUSI SUKARYAWATI JL. ADI SUCIPTO, RT. 001 RW. 002 LANGKE REMBONG SUB 120 1600009385 ABU HURAIRAH ABDURRAHMAN RT/RW-037/012 NUBATUKAN SUB 121 1600009386 SRI KURNIA WATI RT/RW-037/012 NUBATUKAN SUB 122 1600009389 ASEP NURDIN JL. SOEKARNO RT.RW. 001.001 ENDE UTARA SUB 123 1600009390 TETI NOVIANTI JL. SOEKARNO RT.RW 001.001 ENDE UTARA SUB 124 1600009391 NURSIA ANGKAS IDEAL JL. 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