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Senarai Kubang Pasu NO NAMA KEDAI NO PHONE ALAMAT MASJID BERHAMPIRAN DAERAH NEGERI LOT 101 KG ALOR TOK CHIK, MUKIM ABDULLAH BIN HASSAN SURAU KAMPUNG ALOR TOK CHIK KUBANG 1 60133153660 PUTAT, JLN KODIANG, BATU 19 ½ KEDAH (AGROBAZAR) 06000 JITRA PASU 06000 JITRA, KEDAH NO 1 LOT 353 JALAN KODIANG KM24 KUBANG 2 AMERZA REZQI MINI MART 60132200759 MASJID SHARIFAH FATIMAH KEDAH KAMPUNG PULAU NYIOR 06000 JITRA PASU AMF BERKAT MUAFAKAT 135 & 136, TAMAN DESA DAMAI 06000 KUBANG 3 ENTERPRISE (AGROBAZAR 60196897688 MASJID SHARIFAH FATIMAH KEDAH JITRA KEDAH PASU AL HIJRAH) TAMAN MAHSURI, BANDAR MASJID BANDAR BARU KUBANG 4 AMS THOYYIB ENTERPRISE 60134529973 KEDAH DARULAMAN DARULAMAN PASU AYAM BISMI SDN BHD 6A MUKIM KUBANG LEMBU 06000 KUBANG 5 60195737060 KEDAH (JITRA) JITRA PASU LOT 2310 KG HUTAN PALAS, JALAN KUBANG 6 AZAM HAYAT ENTERPRISE 60108150731 MASJID SULTAN SALEHUDDIN KEDAH KODIANG CHANGLUN 06100 KODIANG PASU CEMPAKA NUSANTARA DEPAN TAMAN SAYANG JALAN MASJID LEMBAH PALAS KUBANG 7 60175999572 KEDAH ENTERPRISE (AGROBAZAR) KODIANG 06010 (CHANGLUN) CHANGLOON PASU DANIAL MAJU ENTERPRISE B5 RTC KEDAI NAPOH LEBUHRAYA MASJID BANI HASHIM, LEBUHRAYA KUBANG 8 60195120383 KEDAH (AGROBAZAR KUIH MUIH) UTARA SELATAN 06000 JITRA UTARA SELATAN PASU LOT 586, PIDA 3, MUKIM TUNJANG, KUBANG 9 KEDAI BERKAT PIDA TIGA 60174898929 MASJID KAMPONG KETOI KEDAH 06000, JITRA KEDAH PASU KEDAI KOPERASI PELADANG KANDIS, KEDAI KOPERASI PELADANG KUBANG 10 60194280698 KAMPUNG KANDIS MUKIM PERING MASJID KAMPUNG KANDIS KEDAH KANDIS BERHAD PASU 06100 KODIANG KHARANI BIN KASA KAMPONG TITI KERBAU MUKIM MASJID KAMPUNG SUNGAI LAKA KUBANG 11 60182210445 KEDAH (AGROBAZAR FAMA) SUNGAI LAKA 06010 JITRA 06010 JITRA PASU KOPERASI KARIAH MASJID KOPERASI KARIAH MASJID SHARIFAH KUBANG 12 60184636764 MASJID SHARIFAH FATIMAH KEDAH SHARIFAH FATIMAH FATIMAH 06000 PASU NO 5 KEDAI HADAPAN MASJID KUBANG 13 MNB FRESH MART 60194944770 MASJID TELOK MALIK KEDAH KAMPUNG TELUK MALIK 06000 JITRA PASU SURAU JALAN CHANGLUN, KUBANG 14 NAN MESRA ENTERPRISE 60125352262 LOT 3994 B BATU 12, JLN SINTOK KEDAH CHANGLUN PASU KUBANG 15 NBA SEGAR ENTERPRISE 60107978661 TAMAN BERSATU, 06000 JITRA MASJID SHARIFAH FATIMAH KEDAH PASU NO 138 TAMAN DESA DAMAI 06000 KUBANG 16 OBJ NIAGA 60134167674 MASJID SHARIFAH FATIMAH KEDAH JITRA (JITRA) PASU OBJ NIAGA (BANDAR DARUL 37 PUSAT BANDAR BARAT BANDAR MASJID BANDAR BARU KUBANG 17 601110948860 KEDAH AMAN) DARUL AMAN 06000 DARULAMAN PASU NO 8-8A ARKED KEPALA BATAS 06200 KUBANG 18 OBJ NIAGA (KEPALA BATAS) 601110742190 MASJID SHAHAB KEPALA BATAS KEDAH KEPALA BATAS PASU 148, KAMPUNG SANGLANG 06150 KUBANG 19 RH MART 601138340878 MASJID ABRAR KEDAH AYER HITAM (SANGLANG) PASU SALMIZA MAJU ENTERPRISE NO 1 JALAN SEKOLAH MENENGAH MASJID DARUL SALAM PADANG KUBANG 20 60194000793 KEDAH (AGROBAZAR) AGAMA NURUL ISLAM (JERLUN) KERIA PASU LOT 134, TAMAN DESA DAMAI 06000 KUBANG 21 SUE MART ENTERPRISE 60195908869 MASJID AL HIDAYAH KEDAH JITRA (JITRA) PASU NO PT 4, PT 5, PT 6, PT 7 PUASAT KUBANG 22 SYARIKAT SAYANG 60125762855 MASJID ALOR BIAK SUNGAI KOROK KEDAH PERTUBUHAN DESA SG KOROK PASU TAJUL HIDZUAN FAMS NO 7 TAMAN DAMAI JAYA 06000 JITRA KUBANG 23 601159709001 MASJID AL HIDAYAH KEDAH ENTERPRISE (JITRA) PASU (BATU 2 JALAN SANGLANG 06100 KUBANG 24 TULIP MAJU ENTERPRISE 60175539200 MASJID KAMPUNG PERING KEDAH AYER HITAM KEDAH (PERING) PASU WADI WARDAH MINI 10 B BATU 1 JALAN SANGLANG KUBANG 25 60137873275 MASJID KAMPUNG PERING KEDAH MARKET KODIANG 06100 KODIANG PASU.
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