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Shop Name State / Division Township Address Shop Name State / Division Township Address MPT Pathein Ayarwaddy AYW - Pathein Division Manager office,MPT, Maharbandula street, Ayarwaddy Division, Pathein Township . MPT Hinthada Ayarwaddy AYW - Hinthada Hinthada Auto Exchange, Bogyoke Street , Hinthada Township . MPT Zalun Ayarwaddy AYW - Zalun Zalun Auto Exchange, Ahdar street,Zalun Township . MPT Bokalay Ayarwaddy AYW - Bokalay Bokalay Auto exchange, Bokalay Street, No(4) quarter, Bokalay Township . MPT Pyarpon Ayarwaddy AYW - Pyarpon Pyarpon Auto Exchange, No(5) Street, (12) quarter , Pyarpon Township . MPT Myaungmya Ayarwaddy AYW - Myaungmya Auto Exchange ,Tout Yaung Nay Street ,Myaungmya Township . MPT Nyaung Tone Ayarwaddy AYW - Nyaung Tone Cable Office ,No.6 Quarter ,Nyaung Tone Township . MPT Myan Aung Ayarwaddy AYW - MyanAung Auto Exchange , Sartitetaegone Street ,Myan Aung Township . MPT Maubin Ayarwaddy AYW - Maubin Mobile + Micro Building ,No.1 Quarter ,Maubin Township . MPT Kyonepyaw Ayarwaddy AYW - Kyonpyaw Kyone Pyaw Auto Exchange, Bogyoke St, Aung San ward, Kyonepyaw Tsp MPT Bago Bago BGO - Bago Yangon-Mandalay Street, near NaryiSin , Division Manager Office , Bago Township . MPT Pyay Bago BGO - Pyay Yangon-Pyay street, Sin Su Carrier office compound , Pyay Township . MPT Min Hla Bago BGO - Min Hla No(7) Quarter, Boyontan Street, Minhla auto exchange , Minhla Township . MPT Latpandan Bago BGO - Latpandan No(2) Street, Min Quarter, Latpandan Auto Exchange , Latpandan Township . MPT Paukhong Bago BGO - Paukhong Pyay-Taungoo Street, number (5) quarter, Paukhoung Township . MPT Taungoo Bago BGO - Taungoo Main road, Auto Exchange Compound, Taungoo Township , MPT Tharrawaddy Bago BGO - Tharrawaddy Micro Compound ,Tharrawaddy Township . MPT Hakha Chin CHN - Hakha MPT State Manager Office, Zay(1) Quarter, Matupi Street,Hakha Township . Myitkyina MPT mobile,In front of Thit Taw Office, Corner of Sama street and Zaw Gyone Street, Ayar MPT Myitkyina Kachin KCN - Myitkyina Quarter,Myitkyina Township . MPT Tanai Kachin KCN - Tanai Kin Sa Yar Quarter,Tanai Exchange, beside of Ledo Highway street , Tanai Township . MPT Phakant Kachin KCN - Phakant Hmaw Hwan Quarter, Near Myo Ma Police Station, Phakant exchange , Phakant Township . MPT Bamaw Kachin KCN - Bamaw Micro compound ,Bamaw Township . MPT Hpa-an Kayin KYI - Hpa-an Hpa-an Post office compound, Padonmar Street , No(1) quarter , Hpa-an Township . MPT Kawkayeik Kayin KYI - Kawkayeik Panchan street, No (3) Quarter, Kawkayeik Auto Exchange , KawkayeikTownship . MPT Myawaddy Kayin KYI - Myawaddy No(2) U Aung Zay Ya St, (5) Ward, Myawaddy MPT Kyarinseikgyi Kayin KYI - Kyarinseikgyi No (34) Pyidaungsu Rd, No (5) Ward, Kyarinseikgyi Township MPT Loikaw Kayah KYR - Loikaw Corner of U Thiri Street & (5) Street, DawHuKhu Quarter, Loikaw Exchange, Loikaw Township . MPT Mandalay Mandalay MDY-Mandalay (25) Street, Between (80 & 81), Aungmyaytharzan, Mandalay Township Corner of telegraph street & Mandalay-Lashio street, infront of Myanmar Economic Bank,No(5) quarter MPT Pyin Oo Lwin Mandalay MDY - Pyin Oo Lwin ,PyinOolwin Township MPT Nyaung Oo Mandalay MDY - Nyaung Oo No(4) quarter, Thiri pyitsayar quarter,beside of Anawyahta ,Nyung Oo Township MPT Meikhtila Mandalay MDY - Meikhtila Meikthila Post Office,beside of Yangon-Mandalay street, Myo Ma (4) quarter,Meikthla Township MPT Myingyan Mandalay MDY - Myingyan No. 313 , No 7Qtr, Si Pin Thar Yar Zay Gyi West , Near Innwa Bank north MPT Mogoke Mandalay MDY - Mogoke Mogoke Exchange, Bo Kone Quarter, Mogoke Township MPT Kyaukpadaung Mandalay MDY - Kyaukpadaung Behind of No.1 School,North side of ZayGyi ,(5)Qtr,Kyaukpadaung Township MPT KyaukSal Mandalay MDY - KyaukSal Yone Gyi street ,Outchan Quarter ,Kyauksal Township MPT Pyawbwal Mandalay MDY - Pyawbwal Near Myo Ma Bazzar ,Yangon-Mandalay Road,Pyawbwal Township Corner of BEHS(1) Street & Hospital Street,near (5) junction, Soe Kaw Min Quarter, Magway State MPT Magway Magway MGW - Magway Manager Office , Magway Township . MPT Taungtwingyi Magway MGW - Taungtwingyi Yone Gyi Street, Taung Pyin (2) Quarter, Taungdwingyi Exchange ,Taungdwingyi Township . MPT Chauk Magway MGW - Chauk Chauk Post Office, No(10) Nal Myay, Kwet Thit East Quarter, Chauk Township . MPT Pakokku Magway MGW - Pakokku Pakokku Exchange, MyoMa Street, No(1) Quarter, Pakokku Township . MPT Minbu Magway MGW - Minbu Bogyoke road,No(1) Quarter ,Minbu Township . MPT Gangaw Magway MGW - Gangaw MyitShaung Street,No(2) Quarter,Gangaw Township . MPT Aunglan Magway MGW - Aunglan (11)street,Tayawgone Quarter,Aunglan Township . MPT Myaing Magway MGW - Myaing Near TaSaNya Office , (2)Qtr , Pakokku Road , Myaing Township MPT Pauk Magway MGW - Pauk Boyoke road,AungChanThar Quarter ,Pauk Township . MPT Min Hla(Upper) Magway MGW - Minhla(Upper) Myoma Ward, Khantat Gyi St, Minhla Exchange , Magway Division MPT Kyaik Hto Mon MON - KyaikHto Kyaik Hto exchange, Bogyoke street, Taungthu shu quarter , Kyaik Hto Township . MPT Mudon Mon MON - Mudon Mudon Auto Exchange , Kyon Phite Village street, Mudon Township . #Internal Use Only MPT Thanphyuzayet Mon MON - Thanphyuzayet Thanphyuzayet exchange, Aung Khutho quarter, Bonay Win street , Thanphyuzayat Township . MPT Mawlamyaing Mon MON - Mawlamyaing State Manager Office, MPT, Thitkalkone quarter, Mawlamyaing Township . MPT Ye Mon MON - Ye Auto Exchange , Yangon-Myeik Road ,Ye Township . MPT Sittwe Rakhine RKN - Sittwe RUPA Post office, RUPA North Quarter, Sittwe Township . Maungdaw Exchange, No(1) quarter, Corner of Post Office Street and PhaySi Village street, Maungdaw MPT Maungdaw Rakhine RKN - Maungdaw Township . MPT Thandwe Rakhine RKN - Thandwe Thandwe Exchange ,Bogyoke Street , No(2) quarter , Thandwe Township . MPT Monywa Sagaing SGN - Monywa Yone Gyi Street, ,Yone Gyi Quarter, Beside of Monywa Post Office,Monywa Township . MPT Hteegyaint Sagaing SGN - Hteegyaint No(2) ,Bogyoke Street, Aung Zay Ya Quarter, Hteechink Auto Exchange Compound, Hteegyaint Township . MPT Yae Oo Sagaing SGN - Yae Oo Yae Oo Auto Exchange, Aungchanthar Quarter, Yae Oo Township . MPT Shwebo Sagaing SGN - Shwebo No(5), Minn Ward, Corner of Aung Zayya Rd & Myawaddy Rd, Shwe Bo Township, Sagaing Division. MPT Kalay Sagaing SGN - Kalay Bogoke street ,Pinlon Quarter,Kalay Township . MPT Kathar Sagaing SGN - Kathar Auto Exchange ,No.7 Quarter,Kathar Township . MPT Kyeng Tong Shan East SHE - Kyeng Tong No(7/4) ZayTanLay Yard, Zay Su Rd, Ward (3) Kyeng Tong Mone Hsat Auto Exchange Compound, Pyi Htaung Su Street, Mel Swan Myauk Quarter, Near Mone Hsat MPT Mone Hsat Shan East SHE - Mone Hsat Market , Mone Hsat Township . MPT Tachileik Shan East SHE - Tachileik Tachileik Exchange, Rose Street, Wan Kaung Quarter, Tachileik Township . MPT Lashio Shan North SHN - Lashio State Manager Office, TharThaNar 2500 Pagoda Street, No(1) Quarter, Lashio Township . MPT Muse Shan North SHN - Muse Muse exchange office, Ho Mon Quarter, Pyidaungsu Street, Muse Township . MPT Taunggyi Shan South SHS - Taunggyi State manager office, Bogyoke street, Thittaw quarter,Taunggyi Township . MPT Nyaung Shwe Shan South SHS - Nyaung Shwe Nyaung Shwe Auto Exchange, Pyateik Street, Nanda Won Quarter, Nyaung Shwe Township . MPT Ayetharyar Shan South SHS - Ayetharyar Ayetharyar Auto Exchange, big quarter (48), No(5) quarter, Ayetharyar Township . MPT Nant San Shan South SHS - Nant San Beside of Nant San , Moenae Street, No(5) Quarter, Nant San Township . MPT Hishseng Shan South SHS - Hishseng Loikaw-Taunggyi Road , Hokal Quarter,Hishseng Township . MPT Lawksawk Shan South SHS - lawksawk Shwe Nyaung- Lawksawk (Inn Taw Street ),Lawksawk (Ba Htoo) Township. MPT Aungpan Shan South SHS - Aungpan Pyi Taung Hsu Rd, Near JJ Express MPT Dawei Tanintharyi TNT - Dawei Division Manager Office, Myanma Post and Telecommunication, Dawei Township . MPT Myeik Tanintharyi TNT - Myeik Pearl Street, Beside of No(3)B.E.H.S,Zaytan Quarter,Myeik Township . MPT Kawthaung Tanintharyi TNT - Kawthaung Auto Exchange, Supaung Yone Street, Padauk Shwe Wah Quarter,Kawthaung Township . MPT Palaw Tanintharyi TNT - Palaw Palaw Highway Road, Palaw Post Office Compound , Palaw Township . MPT Thayetchaung Tanintharyi TNT - Thatyetchaung Tatnal street,Myoma Quarter, Exchange Compound , Thayetchaung Township . MPT 40th Street Yangon YGN - 40th Street No(103), 40th Street, Kyauktada Township . MPT Thingangyun Yangon YGN - Thingangyun Corner of ThuMinGalar Street and Thumana Street, Thingangyun Township . MPT Sule Yangon YGN - Sule Corner of Bosyunpat Street and Maharbandula street, Near Sule Pagoda , Pabedan Township . MPT Shwegondine Yangon YGN - Shwegondine No(74), East Shwegondine Street, Bahan Township . MPT Ahlone Yangon YGN - Ahlone No (839/841), Bogyoke Street,Ahlone Exchange Compound ,Lanmataw Township . MPT Pansodan Yangon YGN - Pansodan Corner of Mahabandula Street and Pansodan Street , Kyauktada Township . MPT GPO Yangon YGN - GPO Corner of Bo Aung Kyaw Street and Strand Road, Kyauktada Township . MPT Insein Yangon YGN - Insein No (2), Hlaing river road,East Ywama, near insein bridge, between EPC & Post office , Insein MPT Mayangone Yangon YGN - Mayangone Mayangone post office compound, Near 8mile park, Kabaraye pagoda road, Mayangone Township . MPT Hlaing Yangon YGN - Hlaing NO(5), 9 Quarter, Yangon-Insein main road, Hlaing post office compound , Hlaing Township . MPT Tamwe Yangon YGN - Tamwe No (101), Banyardala road, Bo Cho (2) Quarter,Tamwe post office compound , Tamwe Township . MPT Sawbwagyigone Yangon YGN-Sawbwargyigone Corner of Kyauksein St and 5Street, Sawbwagyigone Pwe Yone Compound #Internal Use Only.
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