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SULAWESI SELATAN.Pdf DAFTAR JEMAAH BERHAK LUNAS TAHAP I TAHUN 1441H/2020M PROVINSI SULAWESI SELATAN BERHAK LUNAS TAHAP 1 KODE NO NO. PORSI NAMA ALAMAT KECAMATAN EMBARKASI 1 2300039366 IR.RAFIUDDIN NUR MANGASA PERMAI BLOK 01 NO.6 RAPPOCINI UPG 2 2300048441 ANDI NAHWA JL. KOPERTIS .09 NO.10 RT 01 RW 06 BACUKIKI UPG 3 2300054197 BAKKARENG WELALANGE TANETE RIATTANG BARAT UPG 4 2300058289 SITI NURASMAH JL. KENANGAN MAROS BARU UPG 5 2300078102 MULIATI BARANTI BARANTI UPG 6 2300091396 ANDI SUNDUSIAH JL.SUNU LALABATA UPG 7 2300103650 SITTI BASARIAH TANETEA TOMPABULU UPG 8 2300105973 BAHARUDDIN DG NOMPO MAKAMMU POLONGBANGKENG SELATAN UPG 9 2300106194 SITTI SAENAB JL.SULTAN HASANUDDIN TEMPE UPG 10 2300106587 AMBO DALLE S,SOS JL.POROS TONASA II KATAPANG BUNGORO UPG 11 2300107122 SAHARUDDIN ANCE TANETE RILAU UPG 12 2300109843 ZAMZAMY S.PD BUA MATTIRO BULU UPG 13 2300112860 MANIA TAIPAKKODONG RT 01 RW 01 PALLANGGA UPG 14 2300114719 ABD.HAMID OTE BABALOHE HERLANG UPG 15 2300119403 MUSTAKIM DUSUN KARAMBUA II WOTU UPG 16 2300119832 CIA PACCINONGAN BATANG UPG 17 2300127631 HJ. MURNI JL. NUSANTARA MAKALE MAKALE UPG 18 2300130822 M. HARFIN JL. DR. SAM RATULANGI NO. 43 RT.02 RW.02 SINJAI UTARA UPG 19 2300134725 NUR AENI JL. S. SISWOMIHARJO NO. 30 BONTOHARU KOTA UPG 20 2300146077 NURJANNA TUMBUBARA BAJO UPG 21 2300148074 HALINI JL. H. HASAN NO. 22 WARA UPG 22 2300148294 HJ. JAIMA SALEKA TONDON LANGI' RANTEPAO UPG 23 2300150208 HARUN YUSUF PASUI BARAKKA UPG 24 2300151418 HJ. NURFAIDAH DSN. TO'PAO MALANGKE UPG 25 2300047577 HAJERA PULAU LAIYA LIUKANG TUPABIRING UPG 26 2300059814 HAMSAH, SE. JL. TERATAI NO.11 MAROS BARU UPG 27 2300066821 AGUS SUHARTO TAMALANREA RAYA BLOK M NOMOR 40 BIRINGKANAYA UPG 28 2300082951 SULIYATI JL. FLAMBOYAN PANCARIJANG UPG 29 2300091047 RUSLI JL.MENARA RT.01 RW.05 SOREANG UPG 30 2300095266 SUDARMIN PATTIROLOKKA KEERA UPG 31 2300101411 MUHAMMAD SAIN BTN ARAKEKE BANTAENG UPG 32 2300102435 MASTURA DUSUN ABBANUANGE DONRI DONRI UPG 33 2300105693 SULEMAN JL.JEND.GATOT SUBROTO TANETE RIATTANG UPG 34 2300106990 KUMALA BONTOPAJJA GALESONG UTARA UPG 35 2300109845 HASNAH BUA MANARANG MATTIRO BULU UPG 36 2300115181 NUR FAJRI JL KACONG DG LALANG NO 86 RT 3 RW 7 SOMBAOPU UPG 37 2300120412 MASNIATI SAPIRI GANTARANG UPG 38 2300121336 MUDE KAWORO TANETE RILAU UPG 39 2300123145 BAHARUDDING TOLO TOA KELARA UPG 40 2300130823 DARMI JL. DR. 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