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SL Circle District Upazilla Office Name Post Code EMTS Code 1 Metro LIST OF OFFICES OF ELECTRONIC MONEY ORDER SERVICE SL Circle District Upazilla Office Name Post_Code EMTS_Code 1 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka GPO 1000 100000 2 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area GPO Night TSO 1000 100001 3 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area BUET TSO 1000 100002 4 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Public Health TSO 1000 100004 5 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Alia Madrasha TSO 1000 100005 6 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Rajarbagh Police Line TSO 1000 100006 7 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Leather Institute TSO 1000 100008 8 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area High Court TSO 1000 100009 9 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Cantt Night TSO 1000 100010 10 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Shantinagar Night TSO 1000 100011 11 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Ganabhaban TSO 1000 100012 12 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Secretariate 1st Phase TSO 1000 100014 13 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Basework shop TSO 1000 100015 14 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Secondary Education TSO 1000 100016 15 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Green Rd TSO 1000 100017 16 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Khamarbari TSO 1000 100018 17 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dilkhusha TSO 1000 100019 18 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Manikdi TSO 1000 100020 19 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur Police Complex TSO 1000 100021 20 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka University TSO 1000 100022 21 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Tejgaon Air Port TSO 1000 100023 22 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Nakhalpara TSO 1000 100024 23 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area BD Sharif TSO 1000 100025 24 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area V-Aid TSO 1000 100026 25 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Medical College TSO 1000 100027 26 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mohammedpur Night TSO 1000 100028 27 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Gazetted Officers Hostel TSO 1000 100030 28 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur Night TSO 1000 100031 29 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Badda TSO 1000 100032 30 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Newmarket Night TSO 1000 100033 31 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Jigatola TSO 1000 100034 32 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Neval HQ TSO 1000 100035 33 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area BAF Base TSO 1000 100036 34 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Sangsad Bhaban TSO 1000 100037 35 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Sher-E- banglanagar TSO 1000 100038 36 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Ordnence Depot TSO 1000 100039 37 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Razia Sultana Rd TSO 1000 100040 38 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur Zoo TSO 1000 100042 39 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Haji Camp TSO 1000 100043 40 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area BDR HQ TSO 1000 100044 41 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area BIDC TSO 1000 100045 42 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Secretariate 3rd Phase TSO 1000 100046 43 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur Cantt TSO 1000 100047 44 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Air HQ TSO 1000 100048 45 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Bangla Academy TSO 1000 100050 46 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur Section-11 TSO 1000 100051 47 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Kallayanpur TSO 1000 100052 48 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mobile-1 TSO 1000 100054 49 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mobile-2 TSO 1000 100055 50 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Rupnagar TSO 1000 100056 Page 1 of 55 LIST OF OFFICES OF ELECTRONIC MONEY ORDER SERVICE SL Circle District Upazilla Office Name Post_Code EMTS_Code 51 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Sadar HO 1100 110000 52 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Sadar Night TSO 1100 110001 53 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Chalk Bazar Day TSO 1100 110002 54 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Chalk Bazar ( Night) TSO 1100 110003 55 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Court TSO 1100 110004 56 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Faridabad (Day) TSO 1100 110005 57 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Doyagonj TSO 1100 110006 58 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Jatrabari TSO 1100 110007 59 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Jagannath University TSO 1100 110008 60 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Lakshibazar TSO 1100 110009 61 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Nababpur(Day) TSO 1100 110010 62 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Nababpur (Night) TSO 1100 110011 63 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Postagola TSO 1100 110012 64 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Sattar Match Works TSO 1100 110013 65 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Wari TSO Night TSO 1100 110014 66 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Babu Bazar TSO 1100 110015 67 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Nodibondar TSO 1100 110016 68 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Sayedabad TSO 1100 110017 69 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mitford TSO 1100 110018 70 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Sk Burhauddin College TSO 1100 110019 71 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Wari TSO 1203 120300 72 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Gendaria TSO 1204 120400 73 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area New Market TSO 1205 120500 74 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Cantonment TSO 1206 120600 75 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mohammadpur Housing TSO 1207 120700 76 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhaka Politechnic TSO 1208 120800 77 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Posta TSO 1211 121100 78 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Gulshan Model Town TSO 1212 121200 79 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Banani TSO 1213 121300 80 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Basabo TSO 1214 121400 81 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Tejgaon TSO 1215 121500 82 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Mirpur 1 TSO 1216 121600 83 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Shantinagar TSO 1217 121700 84 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Khilgaon TSO 1219 121900 85 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Bangabhaban TSO 1222 122200 86 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Khilkhet TSO 1229 122900 87 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Uttara Model Town TSO 1230 123000 88 Metro Dhaka Metropoliton Area Dhania TSO 1236 123600 89 Central Dhaka Keranigonj Keranigonj UPO 1310 131000 90 Central Dhaka Keranigonj Ruhitpur EDBO 1310 131001 91 Central Dhaka Keranigonj Dhaka Jute Mills SO 1311 131100 92 Central Dhaka Keranigonj Ati EDSO 1312 131200 93 Central Dhaka Keranigonj Kalatia SO 1313 131300 94 Central Dhaka Nawabganj Nawabganj UPO 1320 132000 95 Central Dhaka Nawabganj Hasnabad SO 1321 132100 96 Central Dhaka Nawabganj Daudpur SO 1322 132200 97 Central Dhaka Nababgang Agla EDSO 1323 132301 98 Central Dhaka Nawabganj Churain SO 1325 132500 101 Central Dhaka Nawabganj Muksedpur SO 1333 133300 102 Central Dhaka Savar Savar UPO 1340 134000 Page 2 of 55 LIST OF OFFICES OF ELECTRONIC MONEY ORDER SERVICE SL Circle District Upazilla Office Name Post_Code EMTS_Code 103 Central Dhaka Savar Sobhanbag EDBO 1340 134001 104 Central Dhaka Savar Hemayetpur EDBO 1340 134002 105 Central Dhaka Savar Dairy Farm SO 1341 134100 106 Central Dhaka Savar Zirabo EDBO 1341 134101 107 Central Dhaka Savar Ashulia EDBO 1341 134102 108 Central Dhaka Savar Jahangirnagar University SO 1342 134200 109 Central Dhaka Savar Saver P.A.T.C SO 1343 134300 110 Central Dhaka Savar Savar Cantt SO 1344 134400 111 Central Dhaka Savar Shimulia SO 1345 134500 112 Central Dhaka Savar Kashem Cotton Mills SO 1346 134600 113 Central Gazipur Gazipur Sadar Sardagonj EDBO 1346 134601 114 Central Gazipur Gazipur Sadar Nilnagar EDBO 1346 134602 115 Central Dhaka Savar Rajphulbaria EDSO 1347 134700 116 Central Dhaka Dhaka Amin Bazar EDSO 1348 134800 117 Central Dhaka Savar Dhaka EPZ SO 1349 134900 118 Central Dhaka Savar Uttar Gazir Hat EDBO 1349 134901 119 Central Dhaka Savar Zirani EDBO 1349 134902 120 Central Dhaka Dhamrai Dhamrai UPO 1350 135000 121 Central Dhaka Dhamrai Kalampur EDSO 1351 135100 122 Central Dhaka Demra Demra UPO 1360 136000 123 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Tarabobazar EDBO 1360 136001 124 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Jatramura EDBO 1360 136002 125 Central Dhaka Demra Sarulia SO 1361 136100 126 Central Dhaka Demra Matuail SO 1362 136200 127 Metro Narayanganj Narayanganj Sadar Narayanganj HO 1400 140000 128 Central Narayanganj Sadar Bhagobangonj SO 1400 140001 129 Central Narayanganj Sadar Narayangonj Night TSO 1400 140002 130 Metro Narayanganj Sadar DC Court TSO 1400 140003 131 Metro Narayangonj Narayangonj Sadar Chashara TSO 1400 140004 132 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Bhulta EDSO 1462 140006 133 Central Narayanganj Sonargoan Newtown EDBO 1440 140008 134 Central Narayanganj Fatulla Anayatnagar EDBO 1421 140009 135 Central Narayanganj Bandar Bandar UPO 1410 141000 136 Central Narayanganj Bandar D.C Mills SO 1411 141100 137 Central Narayanganj Bandor Nobiganj EDSO 1412 141200 138 Central Narayanganj Bandar Madanganj SO 1414 141400 139 Central Narayanganj Fatullah Fatullah UPO 1420 142000 140 Central Narayanganj Fatullah Fatulla Bazar SO 1421 142100 141 Central Narayanganj Siddirganj Siddirganj UPO 1430 143000 142 Central Narayanganj Siddirganj Adamjeenagar SO 1431 143100 143 Central Narayanganj Siddirganj LN C Mills SO 1432 143200 144 Central Narayanganj Sonargaon Sonargaon UPO 1440 144000 145 Central Narayanganj Sonargoan Baranagar EDSO 1441 144100 146 Central Narayanganj Sonargoan Barodi EDSO 1442 144200 147 Central Narayanganj Araihazar Araihazar UPO 1450 145000 148 Central Narayanganj Araihazar Gopaldi SO 1451 145100 149 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Rupganj UPO 1460 146000 150 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Kanchan SO 1461 146100 151 Central Gazipur Kaliganj Nagori EDSO 1463 146301 152 Central Narayanganj Rupganj Murapara SO 1464 146400 Page 3 of 55 LIST OF OFFICES OF ELECTRONIC MONEY ORDER SERVICE SL Circle District Upazilla Office Name Post_Code EMTS_Code 153 Central Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Munshiganj HO 1500 150000 154 Central Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Bhashanchar EDBO 1500 150001 155 Central Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Panchasar EDBO 1500 150002 156 Central Munshiganj Munshiganj Sadar Rekabi
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