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Filling Station Details DEALER ADDRESSES & CONTACT NUMBERS TELEPHONE NUMBER NO PROVINCE DISTRICT NAME AC NO LOCATION DEALER NAME OWNER MANAGER 01 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100589 ANURADHAPURA D S GUNASEKARA FILL & SER STATION 077 7508209 071 5238430 02 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100556 ANURADHAPURA ANURADHAPURA MPCS LTD. 071 2132689 077 6975008 03 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100321 ANURADHAPURA A D S JAYAWARDANE & SONS 077 7562927 071 7521527 04 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100005 ANURADHAPURA SRI LANKA AIR FORCE INSTITUTE 071 4283156 071 2237879 05 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 103895ANURADHAPURA CENTRAL AGENCY 071 5189477 071 9994946 06 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 105228 ANURADHAPURA R S B FERNANDO LANKA SERVICE STATION 071 4166222 071 2630249 07 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA100404EPPAWALA D B DISSANAYAKE 071 7286977 077 3590797 08 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100083GALENBIDUNUWEWA M H M MOHIDEEN 077 8036365 077 3272572 09 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 105890 GALENBINDUNUWEWA C K K SENAVIRATHNE 070 2493381 076 0970943 10 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100388GALKULAMA GALKULAMA FUEL MART 071 7286977 071 0756828 11 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100490GALNEWA GALNEWA MPCS LTD. 071 1488916 071 9470594 12 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 105001HABARANA P D E SENEVIRATHNA 077 7632450 077 8709058 13 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 103294HOROWPAHTANA W G NANDALAL 071 6825892 077 6301937 14 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 105490KAHATAGASDIGILIYA W G NANDALAL 071 6825892 077 6327199 15 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100226 KEBITHIGOLLEWA KEBITHIGOLLEWA MPCS LTD. 071 9491020 071 2997647 16 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA100446KEKIRAWA U D GAMAGE 077 7418081 071 1534350 17 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 105376KORASAGALLA N U DISSANAYAKE 071 8451463 071 8655088 18 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 103230 MARADANKADAWALA K P A C CHANDRASEELI 077 2447571 071 3563487 19 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100602MEDAWACHCHIYA C P ABDULLAH & SON 071 4168755 077 5080916 20 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100605 MEDAWACHCHIYA MEDAWACHCHIYA MPCS LTD. 076 8203666 077 6301937 21 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100255MIHINTALE W.G.F.APPUHAMY GROUP 071 6825892 077 5509416 22 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 103961 NOCHCHIYAGAMA-IKIRIWEWA S H KANDAMBI 077 3895733 077 4889589 23 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100516 PADAVI PARAKKRAMAPURA PADAVI PARAKKRAMAPURA MPCS LTD. 071 3938615 077 5038481 24 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100676PEMADUWA B SAMARAWEERA & SON 071 8195912 078 3067346 25 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100852RAJANGANAYA W A KARUNARATHNE 077 3606047 070 1620035 26 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100540RAMBEWA RAMBEWA MPCS LTD. 071 7104801 070 5106165 27 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 100552TALAWA D TELLAMBURA & SONS 071 4479416 071 6303804 28 NORTH CENTRAL ANURADHAPURA 104992THAMBUTTEGAMA KAVINDA DISSANAYAKA 077 2530230 071 5314330 01 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100077 ARALAGANWILA P G SIRISENA 076 0085003 076 5500069 02 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100007BAKAMOONA ELEHERA SCHEME MPCS LTD. 071 4700591 071 9290112 03 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100614ELAHERA ELEHERA SCHEME MPCS LTD. 071 4700591 071 1058939 04 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100098HINGURAKGODA S & J FUEL DISRTIBUTORS 077 7846842 076 3593921 05 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100870HINGURAKGODA HINGURAKGODA MPCS LTD 072 8845028 076 9433290 06 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 105326JAYANTHIPURA S A KULAWARDHANA 077 3097579 077-7777796 07 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100223KADURUWELA POLONNARUWA MPCS LTD. 071 4106751 071 6843895 08 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100560KADURUWELA R A GNANAWATHI 077 7003982 070 2350080 09 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100366MANAMPITIYA H P A PALANSURIYA 077 3322120 072 6200313 10 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100399MEDIRIGIRIYA MEDIRIGIRIYA MPCS LTD. 077 0490155 076 6907826 11 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 105416MINNERIYA U D T N SOMARATHNE 077 7699079 077 9839699 12 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100360POLONNARUWA H G P GAMINI 077 7704333 077 7109443 13 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100186PULASTHIGAMA VIJITHA MPCS LTD. 071 1271801 077 9847270 14 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 105051SEWANAPITIYA K S C S FUEL MART 077 9781342 072 4582275 15 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100551SIRIPURA S J SAMARAWICKRAMA 077 3077900 076 6999486 16 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 100864WELIKANDA DIMBULAGALA MPCS LTD 076 2156897 071 8568450 17 NORTH CENTRAL POLONNARUWA 104862WELIKANDA J M T B JAYASINGHA 077 8777785 072 5426242 01 UVA BADULLA 100825AMBAGASDOWA UVA PARANAGAMA SOUTH MPCS 057-5795136 071-7173035 02 UVA BADULLA 100055BADULLA BADULLA MPCS 055-2222108 077-1518578 03 UVA BADULLA 104341 BADULLA MIDDLE EAST PETROLEUM DEALERS (PVT) LTD. 055-2228684 077-2201030 04 UVA BADULLA 100495BALLAKETUWA CONSOLIDATED & FRE: & AG. LTD. 055-5677720 077-7834492 05 UVA BADULLA 100606BANDARAWELA BANDARAWELA MPCS 057-2222399 077-6135734 06 UVA BADULLA 106228BANDARAWELA R.M. ARIYADASA FILLING STATION 057-2221616 071-6521900 07 UVA BADULLA 104237BORALANDA B.R.M.B.B. RATHNAYAKA 057-2281100 071-7160358 08 UVA BADULLA 105309ETAMPITIYA W.D. MILTON PERERA 055-2295839 071-1480620 09 UVA BADULLA 100242GIRANDURUKOTTE R.M.C.M.A. RATNAYAKE 027-4929545 071-9334658 10 UVA BADULLA 100368HALDUMMULLA H.M. PREMARATNE 057-2051616 071-7417218 11 UVA BADULLA 104405HALPE J.G.R.P. DE SILVA 057-2050825 077-3707287 12 UVA BADULLA 100485HAPUTALE M.H. SAMAYADASA & SONS 057-2268044 077-4324722 13 UVA BADULLA 100380KANDAKETIYA VIYALUWA MPCS 055-2245627 077-6907171 14 UVA BADULLA 100597KEPPETIPOLA W.D. MILTON PERERA 057-2280120 071-5692726 15 UVA BADULLA 100492KOSLANDA HAPUTALE MPCS - 072-4905200 16 UVA BADULLA 100952MADULSIMA R.M. INDRANI 055-5658898 077-3672262 17 UVA BADULLA 100634MAHIYANGANA MAHIYANGANA MPCS 055-2257224 076-8106223 18 UVA BADULLA 105410MAHIYANGANA A.B.WIJESINGHE 055-2257250 071-8470851 19 UVA BADULLA 105131MEEGAHAKIULA D M R U KUMARA 055-2245877 077-8296182 20 UVA BADULLA 100022NAMUNUKULA G.B. S. SUNIL BANDULA SILVA 055-2285101 071-8212302 21 UVA BADULLA 100604WELIMADA WELIMADA MPCS 057-4931184 077-3127129 22 UVA BADULLA 104262WELIMADA W.D. MILTON PERERA 057-2244161 077-6755589 01 UVA MONARAGALA 104874ARAMBEKEMA J A HEMANTHA 072-6068142 072-0999186 02 UVA MONARAGALA 100359BADALKUMBURA H.M. THILAKASIRI 055-2250263 071-0344185 03 UVA MONARAGALA 100296BIBILE BIBILE KOTAGAMA MPCS 055-2266170 077-1572771 04 UVA MONARAGALA 100594BIBILE M.S. DIAS 055-2265708 077-4763659 05 UVA MONARAGALA 106011BUTTALA P.D. PRASAD JAYAWARDHANA 055-2273002 077-0626864 06 UVA MONARAGALA 100298BUTTALA BUTTALA MPCS 055-2273723 077-4759767 07 UVA MONARAGALA 103905BUTTALA R.B. ATHULA PRABATH 055-2270336 077-7523653 08 UVA MONARAGALA 100292DANDUMA M.N.A. FERNANDO 047-2280072 076-5363856 09 UVA MONARAGALA 103872DOMBAGAHAWELA B.S.I. JAYASENA 055-2278080 071-3916123 10 UVA MONARAGALA 100468KATARAGAMA TISSAMAHARAMA MPCS 047-4937262 077-3822394 11 UVA MONARAGALA 100342KATARAGAMA A.C. MALLIYAWADU 047-2236085 072-8289582 12 UVA MONARAGALA 106028KUMBUKKANA D.M.A.I. DISSANAYAKE 055-3130260 071-2704083 13 UVA MONARAGALA 103484MEDAGAMA LILANI DHARMADASA 055-2266090 077-9472661 14 UVA MONARAGALA 100418MONARAGALA MONARAGALA MPCS 055-2276088 077-5816506 15 UVA MONARAGALA 104739MONARAGALA I. HENDAWITHARANA 055-2276669 078-3228998 16 UVA MONARAGALA 100314MONARAGALA B.S.I. JAYASENA 055-2276996 071-3916123 17 UVA MONARAGALA 100395SIYAMBALANDUWA B.S.I. JAYASENA 055-2279180 078-3436784 18 UVA MONARAGALA 100626 SIYAMBALANDUWA SIYAMABALANDUWA ETHIMALE MPCS 071-4739572 071-4739572 19 UVA MONARAGALA 100190TANAMALAWILA KUDAOYA EGENCIES 047-2234002 077-1805597 20 UVA MONARAGALA 103228THELULLA L.A.K. GEETHIKA KUMARI 055-2272671 070-2609511 21 UVA MONARAGALA 104843WELIYAYA D.M.A.I. DISSANAYAKE 055-2277601 071-3916123 22 UVA MONARAGALA 106019WELLAWAYA U.S.Y. AJITH KUMARA 055-2274479 071-0472022 01 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100270Batticaloa JAGATHEES & SONS 652224644 777589850 02 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100357Batticaloa P T ARASAN & SON 652227284 776402261 03 EASTERN BATTICALOA 103701Batticaloa CHRISTY KAMALARAJ GONZAGA 652222218 771002320 04 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100447Batticaloa BT/ LIVE STOCK BREEDER'S CS LTD N/A 778647209 05 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100030Eravur YOGESWARAM SUPPIAH 652222401 777273208 06 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100316Eravur ERAVUR NORTH AND WEST MPCS LTD 652223729 774339044 07 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100533Eravur ERAVUR MPCS LTD 652240326 N/A 08 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100422Kaluwanchikudy NAGENDRAN S 652250490 777961925 09 EASTERN BATTICALOA 105729Kaluwanchikudy L.P.LANKA FILLING PVT LTD N/A 778348720 10 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100300Kattankudy RAVEENDRAN MRS. V 653651483 768659242 11 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100335Kattankudy MANICKARAJAH S 654925596 777421928 12 EASTERN BATTICALOA 103471Kattankudy UWAIS M IM 652247291 77678870 13 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100280Kokkodicholai MANMUNAI SOUTH WEST MPCS LTD 652056944 770439800 14 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100966Vaharai KORALAI NORTH MPCS LTD 771355124 779907857 15 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100048Valaichenai S K GANESHANATHAN & SON 652257393 777661619 16 EASTERN BATTICALOA 103776Valaichenai HANIFFA A L M 652258069 772204313 17 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100167Valaichenai RIZVI B A M 652257117 778365274 18 EASTERN BATTICALOA 100453Valaichenai ODDAMAWADI MPCS LTD 652257200 776108116 19 EASTERN BATTICALOA 105818Vavunatheevu SRITHARAN CONSTRUCTION 653130600 778492997 20 EASTERN BATTICALOA 103803Vellaveli THURAINAYAGAM K 654900104 764467287 01 EASTERN AMPARA 100052Akkaraipattu ABDUL RAZEEN M A 672279883 777213808 02 EASTERN AMPARA 100494Akkaraipattu HINNIAPPUHAMY & SON 672277212 778811590 03 EASTERN AMPARA 100544Akkaraipattu FAZEEL I L M 672255303 772206799 04 EASTERN AMPARA 100265Akkaraipattu MOHAMED THAHIR M A 672250003 772915188 05 EASTERN AMPARA 100616Ampara AMPARA MPCS LTD 632223078 728574738 06 EASTERN AMPARA 100543Ampara BROWN & CO LTD
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