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Senarai Anggota Meninggal Dunia Mengikut Kawasan Johor Utara SENARAI ANGGOTA MENINGGAL DUNIA MENGIKUT KAWASAN JOHOR UTARA TARIKH NO. TEL. BIL NO NAMA MENINGGAL NAMA WARIS WARIS ANGGOTA DUNIA MUAR 1 774 KHAMIS BIN HASSAN 07-10-1991 Amnah Abd Manan 63 A, T/LLN 63, Pt Besar, Jln Datuk Hj Kusai 84000 Muar 2 2342 MUNAJAT BIN MOSS 02-07-1993 Patimah Musbah 06-9752321 23-B, Serom No. 1 84410 Sg Mati, Muar 3 8264 MOHAMAD DON BIN KASPAN 11-08-1998 Mohamad Hatta Mohamedon 06-9526921 174-13, Jln Bendahara 84000 Muar 4 4156 HJ MOHAMED HJ MARZUKI 28-01-1999 Azizah @ Khadijah Hj Hassan 614, Tmn Bahagia, Lrg Jati 5, Jln Abd Rahman 84000 Muar 5 4600 HJ MUSA BIN MD. 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