972, Yadanar Road, Ward (12), South Oakalar Township.
No.(260), Mahabandoola Street (Upper Block), Kyauktada.
Room (905), 9th Floor, Thanzay Condo, Lanmadaw Street, Latha.
No.(D.1/3), (64th & 65th) Street, Manawhari Street, Mandalay.
Byn, No.(216), Thamine Butaryone Street, (2) Ward, Mayangone.
No.(14/585), Paung Laung (4) Street, Pyinmanar.
No.(162-170), 36th Street (Middle), Kyauktada Township.
Shop (1) - No.(130), Latha Street, Upper Blk, Latha Township.
No.(41/B), Moe Sandar Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(85), Bo Thura Street, West Zay Gyi Quarter, Kyimyint Tine Township, Yangon.
No.(159), Upper Latha Street, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(138), Upper Latha Street, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(4) Quarter, Merchant Street, Pathein Township.
No.(4) Quarter, Shwe Zayti Street, Pathein Township.
No.(29B), Merchant Street, (In front of Shwepyithar Market), Pathein Township.
No.(363,364), 3rd Floor, Near San Yeit Nyein Bus Stop, Gamone Pwint Shopping Mall.
No.(12), Second Floor, Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Myanmar Plaza.
No.(F/120), First Floor, Junction Square, Kamaryut Township.
No.(F12/13), First Floor, Junction 8, 8 Mile.
No.(520/A), Kabaraye Komin Kochin Street, Bahan Township, Yangon.
Sethmu (1) Street, Myanmar Plaza, 2nd Floor, Bahan Township, Yangon.
7D, Pyay Road, (6.5) Mile, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(71), Corner of (73rd and 30th) Street, Chan Aye Tharzan Township, Mandalay.
"No.(54/B), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, No.(8) Ward Mayangone Township, Near Nawaday Junction, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(371), Second Floor, San Yake Nyein (Ga Mone Pwint ), Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(107-109), Ground Floor, Junction Maw Tin Centre, Anawrahta Road, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(117), Latha Street, (4) Quarter, Latha Township, Yangon.
Build (78/B), Ground Floor, In front of YMBA Hall, Yae Kyaw Road, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.(127), Latha Street, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(182-194), Room (3F), (11) Quarter, Botahtaung Pagoda Street, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.(11), Fitst Floor, Station Street, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.357(B), Thumingalar Road, (9th) Quarter, South Okkalar Township, Yangon.
No.(31), Thudamar Road, (2) Quarter, North Oakkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(58), Near San Yeik Nyein, Kamaryut Township.
No.(89), TiLawka Quarter, Pyay Road, Htauk Kyant, Mingalardon Township, Yangon.
FARMER PHO YARZAR SERVICE CO.,LTD.
No.(532/1), No.(3) Road, Thit Senit Kone Ward, Mingalardone Township, Yangon.
No.(224), 1st Floor, Junctin City, Bogyoke Aung San Road, Pabaedan Township, Yangon.
No.(17), Phwintphyoyay Street, Pagoda Gone Village, Near Aung Chan Thar Bus Stop, Thanlyin Township, Yangon.
No.(12), Yangon-Insein Road, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(616), Thida Aye Min Street, Hlegu Township, Yangon.
No.(8-A1), Inya Myaing Street, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(20), Lan Thit Street, Nantthargone Quarter, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(92-A), Kyaik Waing Pagoda Road, (3rd) Quarter, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(16/3), General Pho Kon Street, Taungngu.
No.(169/171), Anawratha Street, Between (33rd & 34th) Street, Kyauktada Township.
No.(71/73), Second Floor, (10th) Quarter, Bogyoke Aung San Street, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.(40), Kyar Kwet Thit Street, Corner of Seikta Thukha Street, Pathein Nyunt Ward, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
107(B), Bogyoke Aung San Street, (5/5) Quarter, Shwepyithar Township, Yangon.
Corner of (73rd & 27th) Street, Mandalay.
Room (6002), Pyay Garden Office Tower, No.(346/354), Pyay Road, Sanchaung Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(11), Junction Square Shopping Centre, Shop House, Kamayut Township.
Asia Business Center, No.(10-H), 1st Floor, Corner of 48th Street & Mahar Bandoola Road, Bohtataung Township, Yangon.
No.(124), Ground Floor, Latha Road, Upper Block, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(317), Sea Garden Tower Road, Front of Wangyimyar Yone, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(10), Ma Gin Street, Mayangone, Mawlamyaing.
No.(55F), Yangon-Insein Road, Hlaing Township.
No.31(B), Bogyoke Aung San Street, (5/6) Quarter, Shwe Pyi Thar Township, Yangon.
No.(3), Endar Yet, Shwe Bo Township.
No.20-22(C), Ma Kyee Kyee Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(407), Nawarat (1) Street, (8) Quarter, Tharkayta Township, Yangon.
No.(38), Bayintnaung Road, Kamayut Township.
MICT Park, Gate (4), Building (15), 3rd Floors, Hlaing Township.
No.(167), Between (79th & 80th) Street, Mandalay.
61st, 44th Street, (6) Quarter, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(173), Corner Of (31st & 81st), Mandalay.
City Mart (Thamine), Room (108), Ground Floor, Corner of Insein Road And Thamine Butteryon Road, Mayangone Township.
111, Botahtaung Pagoda Street (Lower Block), Botahtaung Township.
No.(221), Room (103) Sule Square, Ground Floor, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
Building (7), Room (4), MICT Park, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(387), Thudamar Road, (Sa) Quarter, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
132, 4th Floor, Junction City, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(3) Quarter, Maharbandoola Street, Pathein Township.
No.(9), 75th Street, Between (35th × 36th) Street, Mandalay.
77rd Street, Between (31st × 32nd) Street, Mandalay.
No.(923), Thudamma Road, Zamyinzwe Ward, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(24), Hlaing Myaint Street, Pauk Taw Quarter, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(15/872), Yazahtarni Road, Aungtharyar Quarter, Popathiri Township, Nay Pyi Taw.
No.(Ka/5), Min Nandar Road, Nwe Aye Quarter, Daw Pone Township, Yangon.
No.(77/6), Bogyoke Nay Win Road, Aung Thukha Bus Stop, Thanlyin Township, Yangon.
35th Street, Between (84th × 85th), Mandalay.
80th Street, Between (33rd x 34th), Mandalay.
80th Street, Between (34th x 35th), Mandalay.
Room (5), (2) Storey Building, Myanmar Port Authority, Lower Kyee Myin Dine Road, Alone Township, Yangon.
No.(53-B), Yangon- Insein Road, Between Hledan & San Yeik Nyein Bus Stop, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(125), Corner of (Mahar Bandoola & Pansodan) Road (Middle Block), Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(77), U Chit Mg Street, Near Min Lan Bus Stop, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(33), Lay Dauk Kan Street, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(153), Latha Street, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(380), Corner of Mahar Bandoola Road & 37th Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(210), 2nd Floor, Seikkanthar Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
Building (120), Room (8), (9) Ward, Yangon-Insein Road, Near Thu Ka Bus Stop, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(588), Magway (9) Street, HlaingTharyar Township, Yangon.
No.(102), Corner of (Waizayandar & Si Pin) Road, South Okkalarpa Township, Yangon.
No.27(A), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(167), Ground Floor, 35th Street (Middle), Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
Building (S-4), U Chit Maung Road, U Chit Maung Housing, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
No.(753/754), Pinlon Road, (30) Quarter, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(23-C), Kan Yeik Thar Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(35A), Waizayantar Garden, Waizayantar Road, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(295), 1st Floor, 40th Street (Upper), Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(231), 1st Floor, 32nd Street (Upper Block), Pabedan Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(25), Room (102), Yuzana Business Tower, Dhamazedi Road, Myaynigone, In front of Happy World Park, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
Build (10), Room (002), Kamaryut Butar Yone Street, Hlaing Township.
02/44, 2nd Floor, City Mall, Corner of Min Ye Kyaw Swar Street & Pyay Road, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
T7, Aung Yadanar Housing, Thanthumar Street, Thingangyun Township.
No.(93), 3rd Floor, 52nd Street (Middle), Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.10(A), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, (8) Mile, Mayangone Township.
Second Floor, Life Square, Near Tony Tun Tun, Myanmar Plaza.
No.(4), Sabai Street, Thirimon Plaza, Mayangone Township.
No.(169), Ngu Wah Street, Ahlone Township.
No.(69B), 1st Floor, Thamar Deikhti Street, Tamwe Township.
Building (A), Room (104), Ground Floor, Yadanar Housing, Yadanar Street, South Okkalarpa Township, Yangon.
No.(109), SaKarWar Street, KanKhaung Quarter, Myeik, Tanintharyi Division.
No.(189B), 52nd Sub Street, Thuka Street, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(69), Ground Floor, Upper Pazundaung Road, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.(120), U Myay Street, Hlaing Thar Yar Industrial Zone (2), Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Yangon.
No.(89), Hnin Si Kone Road, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(67), Kyaung Street, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(210), Yamonenar Road, Daw Pon Township, Yangon.
No.(44), Pyay Road, Dagon Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(40/42), 1st Floor, 1st Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.94(3B), Bokalayzay Street, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(17), Parami Road, In front of Parami Sein Gay Har, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
UFC, Tower (B), 5th Floor, Corner of (Thein Phyu & Maharbandoola) Road, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(121A), Ground Floor, Ga Mone Pwint (San Yeik Nyain), Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(789), Maharbandula Road, Between (13th & Phone Gyi) Street, In front of City Mart, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(104), Ground Floor, 48th Street, Middle, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(56), Yangon-Insein Road, San Yeik Nyain (4th) Street, Hledan, Kamayut Township, Yangon.
No.(274/276), Seik Kan Thar Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(75), Mawtin Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(267), Pyay Road, Myaynigone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
Pa(3), Padomar Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(B-90/16), Nawaday Housing Showroom, Pagoda Road, Zay lay Bus Stop, Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Yangon.
No.(53), Pyay Road, Htauk Kyant, Mingalardon Township, Yangon.
No.(149), Bogyoke Nay Win Road, Thanlyin West City, Yangon.
No.(40 /B), Insein Road, (Near Hledan Bus Stop) Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(162), Sanchaung Street, 5th Floor, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(9), Myinttawatar Street, Tharkayta Township, Yangon.
No.(18), Aung Zaya Road, Kyauk Kone (14) Ward, Yan Kin Township, Yangon.
No.(28/B), Parami Road, (4) Quarter, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(103/5), Corner of Yankin Road & 6th Lane, (1) Ward, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(227), Corner of Thanthu Mar Road & Daung Min Street, (14/2) Ward, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(153), Pinlon Street, (35) Ward, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(1), Corner of U Boe Thinn Street & Pinlon Road, (32) Quarter, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(02-43), 2nd Floor, St.John City Mall, Corner of Pyay Road & Min Ye Kyaw Swar Road, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
Level (2), Junction City, Pabaedan Township, Yangon.
No.(123), B-1, Parami Road, Near Parami Sein Gay Har, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(79), 1st Floor, Kyun Taw Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(43), 2nd Floor, Ma Kyee Kyee Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
Kyiek Khauk Pogada Road, In fornt of Kyiek Khauk Pogada Market, Thanlyn Township, Yangon.
2/A, AhNawYaHtar Street, (11)Quarter, Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Yangon.
No.(239)A-5, Ngwe War Street, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
Building No.(259), Room(A), Kyeikkasan Road, Byine-Yae-Ooh-Sin-Ywar-Ma Ward, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
Room (A), Ground Floor, Myay Ni Kone Plaza, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(45), 1st Floor, Ma Kyi Kyi Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
Room No.(4), 2nd Floor, Corner Of Pyay Street & Barkayar Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.36(A), 2nd Floor, Shan Kone Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(45), Taw Win Center, Ground Floor, Pyay Street, Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(229), Anawrahta Street, Between (31st & Bo Zon Pat) Street, Pabaedan Township, Yangon.
No.(233), Anawrahta Street, Between (30th & Bo Zon Pat) Street, Pabaedan Township, Yangon.
No.(408), Thein Phyu Street, Near the Corner Of Traffic (Front of Thein Phyu Old Market), Mingalar Taung Nyut Township, Yangon.
No.(102), 1st Floor, Yuzuna Palaza.
No.289(A), Pyay Road, Maynigone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(99), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(283), Min Nandar Road, Dawpon Township (Near Capital), Yangon.
No.(356), Corner of (7th & Pidauk Shwe War) Street, Nauk Lal Quarter, Myeik Township.
No.(105), Bogyoke Street, Seik Ngal Quarter, Myeik Township.
Ground Floor, Myeik Shopping Center, Myeik Township.
No.(58), Mingalar Street, A Lal Kyunn Quarter, Myeik Township.
No.(14/15), Ground Floor, Myeik Shopping Center, Myeik Township.
Building (C,G1-11), 1st Floor, Pearl Condo, Bahan Township, Yangon.
UFC, Tower-B, 5th Floor, Corner of Thein Phyu Road & Maharbandoola Road, Yangon, Myanmar.
02-43, Level (2), City Mall Sein John, Pyay Road, Dagon Township, Yangon.
82-C, Thar Tha Na Yeik Thar Street, Middle of Shwe Gone Tine Quarter, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(003), Central Tower, Anawrahta Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(323), 3rd Floor, Ga-Mone Pwint (San-Yeik-Nyein), Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(5), Upper Pazundaung Road, Sat San, Mingalartaungnyunt Township, Yangon.
Corner of (Pyay & Narnattaw) Road, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
Room (101), Building (4), Aye Yeik Mon (8th) Street, (5th) Quarter, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(76), Lanthit Road, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(3), (12) Ward, Insein Main Road, Hlaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar.
No.(28-C), Kokkaing Swimming Pool Street, Tharthanayaketar Quarter, Bahan Township, Yangon.
Building (7), Room No.(1,2), Tharaphi Road, Nanthargone Quarter, Insein Township, Yangon.
Corner of 10th Street and Strand Road, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.75(A), Between Htan Tapin Street and Aung Chan Thar 2nd Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(320-322), Ground Floor, Ma Kyee Kyee Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(21-23), 2nd Floor, Hledan Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(364), (2) Quarter, Baho Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(509), 5th Floor, Ga Mone Pwint Shopping Mall, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(232), Orchid Condo 1st Floor, Ahlone Road, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(200-202), 1st Floor, Kyaik Ka San Road, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
Yae Kyaw Complex, 2nd Floor, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
(42-Ka) No.(4), Main Road, (1) Ward, Myin Hlal Bus Stop, Shwe Pyi Thar Township, Yangon.
No.(32,33,34), 14th Street, Mingalardon Market, Mingalardon Township, Yangon.
Building (471), Pyay Road, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
Building (16), Room (102), Global & Redlink Tower, MICT Park, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(50), Mawtin Road (Lan Thit Lan), Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(1-Ka), (15th) Quarter, No.(2) Main Road, East Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(674), Thu Dhamma Road, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
Mingalardon Garden City, Kan Kaw Road, Swe Daw City Housing, Mingalardon Township, Yangon.
No.(32), 5th Floor, Lay Daunkkan Road, Lay Daunkkan Ward, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(169/171), Kanar Road, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(13), Ground Floor, Mingalar Theikdi Street, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(963), Pyay Road, (10) Mile, Sawbwagyigone, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(96), New Ayarwaddy Bank, Myanma Gon Ye Road, Corner of 93rd Street, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon.
No.(46), Ground Floor, Banyardala Street, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon.
No.(16-A), Ground Floor, Pyinma Street, Kyeemyindine Township, Yangon.
4th Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Banyadala Road, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon.
Room No.(4053), 4059 (Level- 3), Taw Win Centre, Pyay Road, Dagon Township, Yangon.
33rd Street, Between (77th & 78th) Street, Chan Aye Thar San Township, Mandalay.
No.(110), Kyauk Myaung Street, Tarmwe Township, Yangon.
No.(254-B), Yangon-Insein Road, Paya Street Bus Stop, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.(138), Seikkanthar Street, (Lower) Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(1), Sin Hla Street, Middle of Kwin Kyaung Street, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(1101), Thu Da Mar Road, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
F-46, First Floor, Building (B), Pearl Condo, Bahan Township, Yangon.
(T301.304), Third Floor, Junction Square, Pyay Road, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(11), Minn Nandar Road, New Aye Quarter, Dawpon Township, Yangon.
Corner Of (80th & 9th) Street, Aung Myay Thar San Township, Mandalay.
Level (4), Tower (A), Diamond Plaza, Chan Aye Tharzan Township, Mandalay.
Unit (8), Block (3), Mingalar Mandalay, Chan Mya Thar Si Township, Mandalay.
Ye Su Quarter, Kyaukse Township, Mandalay Division.
No.(18), Corner of Mingyi Road & Sabeyon Street, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(12E), Ground Floor, 55th Street, No.(2) Ward, Pazundaung Township, Yangon.
No.167-175(G4), Seikkanthar Street, Middle Block, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(174), 12th Floor, Lanmadaw Road, Latha Township, Yangon.
New Motion Travels & Tours Co.,Ltd.
No.(20), Kyun Taw Road, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(70), Corner of Upper Road & Middle Road, Maung Nagn, Mawlamyaing.
Ground Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(12), Thein Kyaung Street, Myo Thit Middle Quarter, Thanlin Township.
No.(631), Maha Bandoola Road, (9) Ward, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
Building (4), Room (11), 1st Floor, NarNatTaw Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(96), Sat Twin Street, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
Tawwin Street, (9) Mile, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(24), (9) Mile, Pyay Road, Opposite of the North Point Shopping Center, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
Building (21/23), Room (7-1), Sin Yay Twin (2) Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
Junction City Mall, 4th Floor, No.(4-031), Corner of (Bogyoke Aung San & Shwedagon Pagoda) Road, Pabaedan Township, Yangon.
No.(156), Latha Road (Upper), Latha Township, Yangon.
No.38(B), Insein Road, (2) Quarter, Hledan, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(482), Lower Kyimyintdaing Road, Kyimyintdaing Township, Yangon.
No.(254), Bagayar Street, Myaynigone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(194), U Chit Maung Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
Room No.(108), 1st Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Tamwe Township, Yangon..
No.(160), Corner Of Anawyahta Road & Barlan, (2) Quarter, Kyauttada Township, Yangon.
No.(253), Insein Road, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
No.15(A/5), Pyay Road, (9) Miles, Near A1 Bus Stop, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.4, A/4, Room (2), Ground Floor, Parami Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(95), Kaing Dan Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(23-A), Ground Floor, Yan Pyay (21st) Street, (3) Ward, Thakayta Township, Yangon.
UHC, Kembangan Hospital (5th Floor), No.(439/441), New University Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(62), 4B, Shan Kone Street, Myaynigone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(192), East Horse Race Course Road, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
No.(209), Bawdiyeikthar Street, Painnaegone Quarter, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(82), Bayint Naung Road, PaukTawWa, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(102), Padamyar Road, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(104/105), Olympic Tower, Corner of Maharbandoola Road & Bo Aung Kyaw Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
Kan Thar Yar Park ,Thudamar Main Road, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(94/96 & 98/100), Ground Floor, Bo Aung Kyaw Street (Lower Block), Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
Corner of Insein Road & Parami Road, No.(16) Quarter, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
Building (275/A), Room (7), 1st Floor, Yankin Road, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(757), 1st Floor, Maharbandula Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(439), First Floor, Corner of 44th Street & Merchant Road, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(318/14), Ban Li Ka (11) Street, South Okkalarpa Township, Yangon.
No.(699), Thu Mingalar Street, (5) Quarter, South Okkalarpa Township, Yangon.
No.(1303), Pin Lon Road, (37) Quarter, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(3), 5th Floor, Myittar Street, (9) Mile, Yangon.
No.(41), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(77), Ma Hlwa Kone Street, Pathein Nyunt Quarter, Tarmwe Township, Yangon.
No.(156), RM(J), Thein Phyu Road, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(586), Strand Road, Corner of 7th Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
Room (105), Da-Pin-Shwe-Htee Tower, Hlaingtharyar Township, Yangon.
No.(145), Baho Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon.
No.(20), Room (201), Lay Daunt Kan Road, U San Phay Quarter, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
Myanmar Plaza Center Unit No.(104), 1st Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(288/290), Room (506), MWEA Tower, Shwe Dagon Pagoda Road, Dagon Township, Yangon.
Building (5), Room (32), 3rd Floor, Da-Pin-Shwe-Htee Street, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(210), Room (A-4), 4th Floor, Myat Su Mon Condo, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
Pike Swal Quarter, Mogoke Township, Mandalay.
No.(1/2/3/4), Tat Street, Sandaw Quarter, Pyay.
No.(748), 1st Floor, Zahtil Street, Near Yadanar Market, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
YuZaNa Hi-Way Complex, Room (001), Building (C-1), Ground Floor, Hnin Si Street, (6th) Quarter, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(38), Aung Zaya Street, Kyauk Kone, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(109), 1st Floor, Sint-Oo-Dan Street, Latha Township, Yangon.
No.(74), Ground Floor, Kaing Dan Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(20A), Room (401), LayDaukKan Road, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(28), Aung Zay Ya Street, Kyauk Kone, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(1), Room (2), Ground Floor, Mingalar Sin Min Housing, Kannar Road, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(63), ThamarDeikhti Street, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
No.(87), 15th Street, Middle Block, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon.
No.(638), Pinlon Road, (36) Ward, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(42), Thiri Street, Hlaing Township, Yangon.
F-2 to F-8, 1st Floor, Aung San Stadium (Nothern Wing), Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon.
No.(135/1-2), Saw Bwar Gyi Gone, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(B 1-012), Banyar Dala Road, Near Yuzana Plaza, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
No.(11), Min Gyi Road, Insein Township, Yangon.
Thirimandalar Highway Station, North Wing, Second Floor, Thirimandalar Zay, Aung Myay Thar San Township, Mandalay.
No.(198/1), Thanthumar Road, (14/3) Quarter, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(E11-A), Lay Daung Kan Main Road, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(20), Pearl Road, Shwe Taung Gyar Quarter, Bahan Township, Yangon.
Hotel (G), First Floor, Near President Cinema, Corner of Yaw Min Kyi & Alampya Pagoda Road, Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(1), Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.(68), Taw Win Road, (9) Miles, Mayangone Township, Yangon.
No.76(B), 166 Street (Short Lane), Tamwe Township, Yangon.
Building (E), Room (001), Sabal Street, (6) Quarter, Kamayut Township, Yangon.
No.(998), Thakhin Ba Sein Street, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(9), Pinlon Road, (29) Ward, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(9), U Gwel Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(14), Bo Sein Man Street, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(236), Ahlone Road, Ahlone Township, Yangon.
No.(105), Industry (2) Street, Myittarnyunt, Tamwe Township, Yangon.
No. (146), Dhamazedi Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(91), Hantharwadi Street, (5) Ward, Kamayut Township, Yangon.
B.002, Thit Sar Street, Thit Sar Oo Yin Housing, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(94), U Chit Mg Road, Bahan Township, Yangon.
No.(152), Corner of Sule Pagoda Road & Anawyahtar Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(391), City Shine Condo, Bo Aung Kyaw Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.392 (A), Maung Ma Kanthar Road, (19) Quarter, South Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.326(B), Pyi Thar Yar Street, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(5), Second Floor, Awaiyar Street, Hledan, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(Y), Thukhawaddy, Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(E/F), Corner of Narnat Taw Road & Kyun Taw Road, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
YCDC Golf Club Compound, Japan Street, Insein Township, Yangon.
Yangon Golf Club Compound, Kha Yay Pin Street, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(267), Corner of Barkayar Street & Pan Chan Street, Myaynigone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(335/6), 5 Quarter, West YanShin Street, Yankin Township, Yangon.
No.(580), Zayyarthiri Street, (31) Quarter, Pinlone City Mart West Street, North Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(54), Shan Gone Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(126), Room (3/Kha), Baho Street (Khaing Shwe Wah), Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
No.(27), Corner of Bahan Roadd & 2nd Street, Myoma Quarter, Bahan Township, Yangon.
Park Royal, Ground Floor, Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(968/C), 10 Mile, Pyay Road, Insein Township, Yangon.
No.(78), Ngu Wah Street, Saw Yan Paing South Ward, Ahlon Township, Yangon.
No.(32), Ground Floor, Ma U Bin Street, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(133,135,137), Room No.(3/A), 40th Street, Kyautada Township, Yangon.
No.(49), Moe Sandar Street, Kamayut Township, Yangon.
No.(170/176), MGW Center, Room (303-305), Bo Aung Kyaw Road, Middle Block, Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(15), Room (5), Jade (7) Street, SawBwarGyiGone, Insein Township, Yangon.
4 Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township.
No.(47/51), Near Lay Htaung Kan & Thu Mingalar Road, Zawana Junction, Thingangun.
No.(54), Thudamar Main Road, (2) Ward, Near Mallamu Pagoda, North Okkalapa.
No.(49-D), Yangon-Insein Street, Between Hledan & San Yeik Nyen, Kamaryut Township.
No.(164-A), (2/B) Quarter, Kayaypin Street, Mingalardone Township.
No.(2/60), Shop No.(3), Thamine Station Road, (2) Quarter, Mayangone Township.
No.(65-B), Laydautkan Street, Near Thingangyun.
No.(1001-B), (25) Quarter, Gate Houng Bus Stop, Sinpin Street, South Dagon Township.
No.(1209), (35) Quarter, Pin Lone Street, North Dagon Township.
No.(264/B), (7) Quarter, Sein Pann Myaing Street, Ta Tar Phyu, Hlaing Thar Yar Township.
No.(157), Shop (3/4), Corner of Bawga Street & Bayintnaung Road, Near Pouktawwa Traffic Light, Insein.
No.(L/17), Lower Mingalardone Road, Insein.
Hospital Street, (9) Ward, Mahlaing, Mandalay.
108, 30th Street, (65th & 66th), Between Chanayetharsan, Mandalay.
No.(53), Parami Road, Between Kabaraye Pagoda Road & Waizayantar Road, Yankin Township.
48-A, Ground Floor, Shankone Street, Sanchaung.
Room (1009), 10th Floor, Yuzana Tower, Corner of Gabaraye Pagoda Road & Shwegonedine Road, Bahan.
Sa Lone/8, Sanchaung Street, Sanchaung.
Panchan Tower, Damazedi Road, Near of Independence Park, Myaynigone, Sanchaung.
174-182, Pansoedan Street, Middle Block, Kyauktada.
331, Pyay Road, Myaynigone, Sanchaung.
No.(1176), Pinlon Road, (35) Quarter, North Dagon.
No.(132), Latha Street (Upper Block), Latha.
No.(38), Laydaungkan Road, (Sa/Ka) Quarter, Thingangyun.
121/115, Anawrahta Road, (49th & 50th) Street, Pazundaung.
No.(162), Hlaing River Street, West Market, Insein.
No.(43), Lansone Quarter, Pyay Road, Htauk Kyant Point, Htauk Kyant.
145, Latha (Upper) Street, Latha.
151, Latha (Upper) Street, Latha.
No.(55-A), Yae Kyaw Road, Pazundaung.
Room (30), Thudamar Road, Za Myin Zwel Ward, North Okkalapa.
No.(12), Maharbandoola Street, 46th Quarter, North Dagon.
No.(392), Thudhama Street, Than Dar Bus Stop, North Okkalapa.
No.(42), Thudhamar Road, (2) Quarter, North Okkalapa.
First Floor of Junction Square, Kamayut.
No.(A-13,14,15), Bogyoke Aung San Road, Teethant Police Station, Taung Gyi.
No.(149), Taptatgone Market, Near Gem Hall, Thapyaygone, Naypyitaw.
35th Street, Between (73rd & 74th) Street, Mandalay.
No.(6/515), Ayeyarwaddy Compound, Lower Kyimyindaing.
Room (2), Building (II), Mya Kan Thar Housing, Kamayut.
No.(148), Latha Street (Upper), Latha Township.
No.(206), Out Land Ma Gyi, Shwe Taung Yatkwat, Mawlamyaing.
No.(249), Lower Main Road, Shwe Taung Yat, Mawlamying.
No.(4061), 3rd Floor, Taw Win Center, Dagon.
No.(8), Room (6/B), Kyan Sit Thar Road, Nawaday Housing, Hlaing Thar Yar.
No.(100), Yangon-Mandalay Old Street & Aung Thiha Junction, Bominyaung Quarter, Tatkone, Naypyitaw.
No.(Pa-21), Pyitawtar Road, Between (Khattar Street & Awayyar Street), Yanway Quarter, Magwe.
No.(2), Thiri Yadana Road, Corner of Zeya Htarni Road, Commerical Complex.
No.(108), Ground Floor, La Pyae Wun Plaza, Dagon Township.
No.(126), Anawrahta Road, 36th Street & Pansodan Road, Kyauktada.
No.(56), 3B, Bo Aung San Street, Shwepyitha.
No.(190), Lower Main Road, Shwetaung Quarter, Mawlamyine Township.
No.(55), Ground Floor, Laydaungkan Road, Thingangyun.
No.(66), Parami Road, Waizayantar Street & Thumingalar Street, South Okkalapa.
No.(118/122), Bo Aung Kyaw Road, Lower Block, Botahtaung.
No.(123), Ground Floor, Sule Pagoda Road, Kyauktada.
No.(8), Trader Road, Near Shwe Mokhdaw Pagoda (East), Pathein.
No.(38), (B-1), Lay Daung Kan Road, Thingangyun Township.
No.(214), Pansodan (Middle Block), Kyauktada Township.
No.(38), Lay Daung Kan Street, (Sa-Ka) Quarter, Thingangyun Township.
No.(116), Tamwe Main Road, Tamwe Township.
No.(192), 2nd Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Bahan.
No.Unit 206(A), 2nd Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Bahan.
No.(4-A), Paryama Road, Mayangone Township.
No.90(A/B), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Bahan.
No.(31), Insein Road, Station Bus Stop, Hlaing.
No.(171), U Chit Mg Street, Bahan.
No.(194), Seik Kan Thar Street, (Middle Block), Kyauktada.
No.(2-D), Bayaintnaung Road, (27) Block, Shwe Pin Lon Housing, North Dagon.
No.(3-5), Hnin Si Saung, Pyi Htaung Su Road, South Dagon.
No.(145), Pin Lon Road, (32) Ward, North Dagon.
No.(809), Corner of 11th Street & Maharbandoola Road, Lanmadaw.
35th Street, Between (84 & 85) Street, Mandalay.
No.(371/373), Gamonepwint Shopping Mall, Hledan, Kamayut.
2nd Floor, Dagon Center (1), Pyay Road, Sanchaung.
No.(173/175), Pansodan Road, Kyauktada Township.
No.(162/164), Pansodan Road (Middle Block), Kyauktada Township.
No.(351), Maharbandoola Street, 39th Street & Seikkanthar Street, Kyauktada Township.
173, Room (6), Shwe Gone Daing Road, (Top of Old Yay Tar Shay Street), Bahan.
269/6, Shwe Dagon Pagoda Street, Yaw Min Gyi Quarter, Dagon.
No.(82), Sayarsan Street, Near Passport Office, Bahan.
No.(54,56,58), 8th Quarter, Waizayandar Road, South Okkalapa.
No.(336), 2nd Floor, Corner of Shwe Gone Dine Street & Banyar Dala Street, Bahan.
No.(4), (36) Ward, Corner of Pinlon Road & Sittaung Road, North Dagon.
No.(123), Building (93), Pearl Street, Sawbwargyi Gone, Bayintnaung.
Pyay Road, 9th Miles, Mayangone.
No.(166), Bayintnaung Street, (23) Ward, Shwe Pyi Thar.
Corner of Sat Mhu Yeik Thar Street & Insein Road, Bartar Bus Stop, Hlaing.
Mya Yamon Water Front Villa, South Dagon (Myothit).
No.(162/163), (7) Quarter, Ayeyarwon Road, Myakwarnyo Housing, Tharkayta.
No.(294), 83rd Street, Corner (29th & 30th) Street, Chanayetharsan, Mandalay.
Corner of Pyay Road & AQ (8 (1/2)) Miles, Mayangone.
No.(930), Thudhamar Street, Near (6) Kwae, North Okkalapa.
No.(72), Yaw Min Gyi Road, Dagon.
4th Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Mingalar Taung Nyunt.
No.(182), Thudamar Street, Za Quarter, North Okkalapa Township.
No.(167/173), Bar Street, Between Maharbandoola & Anawyahtar Street, Kyauktada.
No.(164-D), Yankin Quarter, Kyaekar Street, Monywa, Sagaing.
No.(129), Yoe Da Yar Street, Ywar Bae Quarter, Pyay.
No.(1188), Corner of Bogyoke Street & Phone Gyi Street, Pyay.
No.(1189), Bogyoke Street, Sandaw Quarter, Pyay.
No.(23), Tat Street, Kyaung Gyi Oden Quarter, Pyay.
F-02, 1st Floor, Corner Of Damma Zedi Road, Golden Vallery Road, Bahan Township.
No.(48), Latha Street, Lower block, Latha Township.
37rd, No.(111), (5) Ward, Anawyahtar Road, Kyauktada.
No.(44-B), Insein Road, Kamayut Township.
No.(37-A), Room (1), Ground Floor, Hlaing Yadanar Housing, Insein Road, (9) Quarter, Hlaing Township.
Room (6), No.(231), Pyay Road, Corner Of Shin Saw Pu, Sanchaung Township.
MNG-No.(G-001), Room (A), Shwe Pyi Aye Yeik Thar, Bargayar Street, Sanchaung Township.
MNG SC-No.(265), Pyay Road, Kyuntaw Ward, Sanchaung Township.
No.(170), Bagayar Street, Sanchaung Township.
TD, No.(336), Ground Floor, Banyardala Road, Kyauk Myaung, Tamwe.
No.(361), 2C, 2D, 5D, First Floor, Banyardala Road, Kyauk Myaung, Tamwe.
73rd Street, Between Thazin Street And Ngu Shwe Wah Street, Chan Myae Thar Zi Township, Mandalay.
No.(11/12), 26/B Street, Between (80th & 81st) Street, Mandalay.
No.(582), U Pai (67), Aung Nan East Quarter, Chanayetharzan Township.
78, Building (C-6), 78th Street, Between (27rd & 28th) Street, Haymarzala Yat, Chanayetharzan Township, Mandalay.
Yadanarpon Diamond Plaza, 78th Road, Between (33rd & 34th) Street, Mandalay.
No.(96), Seikkan Thar Street, Kyauktada Township.
352, Corner Of (30th & 82th) Street, East Aung Nan Yeik Thar, Chan Aye Thar Zan, Mandalay.
No.(169/170), Bawga Thiri Bus Compound, Naypyitaw.
No.(198), 29th Street, Between (80th & 81st) Street, Mandalay.
No.(153), U Chit Mg Street, Bahan Township.
No.(1), Corner Of Maharsi Tharthana Yeik Thar Street & Kabaraye Street, Bahan Township, Yangon.
2nd Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Bahan Township.
No.(35), Pyay Road, (7) Mile, Mayangone Township.
Ocean Super Centre, Yaza Thinaha Main Road, Naypyitaw.
No.(151/153), Thiri Yaltanar Haper Market, Naypyitaw.
No.(2/7), 8th & 9th Street, (Bogyoke Road), Mingalar Quarter, Pyinmana, Naypyitaw.
16th, No.(154), (7) Ward, Anawyahtar Road, Lanmadaw.
No.(199), Corner Of (13rd Street & Phone Gyi Road), Anawyadar Road.
No.(150-A), Between (27rd, 80th & 81st) Street, Mandalay.
352, Corner Of 30th Street & 82th Street, East Aung Nan Yeik Thar, Chan Aye Thar Zan, Mandalay.
No.(19), Block (6), Mingalar Mandalay, Chan Aye Thar Zan, Mandalay.
Room-No.(19), Block (6), Mingalar Mandalay, Chan Aye Thar Zan Township, Mandalay.
No.(352), Corner of (82nd & 27th) Street, Middle Of Aung Nan Yeik Thar, Chan Aye Thar Zan Township, Mandalay.
Corner Of (27rd & 82nd) Street, Mandalay.
TL, No.(52), Lanmadaw Street, Thanlyin.
No.(129/131),Theinphyu Street, Mingalar Taungnyunt Township.
East Point Ocean Centre, Mahar Bandula Road, Corner Of Tarwatain Thar Street, Pazundaung.
No.(190/194), Building (4/5), Pansodan Middle Block, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(416/424), Thein Phyu Road, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township.
Pearl Condominium, Block (C), Unit (312), 3rd Floor, Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Bahan Township.
No.(B-4/106), Theinni Street, (2) Quarter, Region (2), Lashio Township.
Room (F-6), 78th Street, Between (33rd & 34th) Street, Mandalay.
No.(76), Hledan Road, Near Hledan Market, Kamayut Township.
No.(18/3A-6B), Thapyay Nyo (2), Building, U Tun Lin Chan Street, Hledan, Kamayut Township.
No.(41), Yangon - Insein Main Street, Kamaryut Township, Yangon.
62nd Street, Sein Pan & Aung Mingalar Street, Chanmyatharsi Township, Mandalay.
Hsahsa 1,46, 59th Street, Corner Of Aung San Street, Chanmyatharsi Township, Mandalay.
No.(06), 1st Floor Yazahtarni Road, Corner Of Mandalay Highway Road, Naypyitaw.
3rd Floor, Gamone Pwint Shopping Mall, Sanyeiknyein Bus Stop, Insein Road.
Ga Mone Pwint Shopping Mall (Ka Bar Aye Pagoda Road).
HK.No.(1), Bago Road, Pa-Sanpyar Ward, Anawyahtar Road, Kyauktada Township.
Naemyae (1), Mantan, Amayapura, Mandalay.
No.(231), Maharbandoola Road, Corner Of Bosonpad Street, Pabedan Township.
B-3, First Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Tamwe.
Second Floor, Myanmar Plaza, Kabaraye Road, Yankin Township.
No.(28), Thitsar Street, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(La/107), Bogyoke Aung San Street, Lanmadaw Quarter, Taunggyi.
No.(261), Bogyoke Aung San Road, Nyaung Shwe Haw Gone Quarter, Taunggyi.
No.(50), Pwae Yone Tan, Myoma Market, Naypyitaw.
No.(18), (283) Quarter, Bogyoke Street, Pagoda Quarter, Monywa Township, Sagaing.
Zaytan Street, Lanmadaw No.(3) Quarter, Shwe Bo Township.
No.(45), Lawpita Road, Shan Quarter, Loikaw City, Kayah.
Junction Square, Room (C120), First Floor, IT & Mobile Zone, Junction Square, Kamayut.
No.(Pa)59-60, Thapyay Gone Market, Pywe Yone Tan, Nay Pyi Taw.
No.(66), Shwe Dagon Pagoda Road, Dagon Township.
No.(56), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Bahan.
No.(157), Bogyoke Street, (13) Quarter, Myinchan Township.
B-9, Kyansitthar Street, (6) Quarter, Bayintnaung.
B-84/1+2, Kyansitthar Street, (6) Quarter, Bayintnaung.
No.(3), Thiri Street, West Zay Kone Quarter, Insein.
No.(2), Sakawar Street, Myit Nge Yat, Myeik.
No.(124), 1-B, 21st Street, (6) Ward, Latha (Upper).
No.(123), Ground Floor, Upper Latha Street, Latha.
No.(163), Ground Floor, Upper Latha Street, Latha.
No.(2/11), Corner Of Ywamakyaung Street, Insein Road, (9) Quarter, Hlaing Township.
No.(108-Kha), Bogyoke Street, (5th) Quarter, Shwe Pyi Thar.
No.(2210), Lawkar Street, (16th) Quarter, Shwe Pyi Thar.
No.(318), Saitta Kyawthu Street, U Aw Street & Shwe Thapyay Street, (48th) Quarter, North Dagon.
No.(1), Hlawkar Street, South Dagon Township.
No.(848), Bayint Naung Street, (11) Quarter, Shwe Pyi Thar.
No.(119), Yangon-Insein Main Road, Kalar Kyaung & Ka Ware Chan Road, Aung Theik Hti Bus Stop, Insein.
Building (4), Room (6), Myanmar Info-Tech (MICT), Hlaing Township.
No.253(10/A), Mahabandoola Road, (Corner of 45th Street), Botahtaung Township, Yangon.
No.(100), Room (2/3), Tamwe Street, Tamwe Township.
No.(30), Ground Floor, Thamainbayan Street, (Between Tamwe Bali & Ar Thaw Ka Bus Stop), Tamwe Township.
No.(261), Anawyahtar Street, Lanmadaw Township.
No.(186), Middle Of 38th Street, Ground Floor, Kyauktada Township.
No.(257), Bagayar Street, Myaynigone South Quarter, (Near Myaynigone Bus Stop) Sanchaung Township.
No.(242), Lower Road, Shwetaung Quarter, Mawlamyaing .
No.(317), Thitkaekone Lower Main Street, Mawlamyaing.
No.(A-46), Building (A-2,A-3,A-4), Bayintnaung Street, No.(4) Quarter, Myawaddy.
No.(#5), Between Theingone Road And Thanintharyi Road, Bahone Ward Than Lwin Garden, Mawlamyaing Upper Road, Mawlamyaing.
No.(271), Bogyoke Street, (1) Quarter, Hpa-An Township, Kayin.
No.(1), Thumingalar Street, (16/4) Quarter, Thingangyun Township.
No.(45), Hlendan Street, Lamattaw Township.
No.(159), Between (45th & 46th) Street, Bogyoke Aung San Road, Botahtaung Township.
No.(A-1,A-2), North West Myo Ma Zay, Bo Latt Yar Street, Mingalar Yat, Pyinmanar.
No.(126), 84th Street, Between (30th & 31st) Street, Mandalay.
No.(198), Pansodan Street, Kyauktada Township.
Building (274/A), Room (105), Pyay Road, Sanchaung Township.
No.(20), Insein Road, Kamayut Township.
Building (1), No.(9+10/3), Corner of (Min & Panlaing) Street, Bago.
No.(15), Min Street, Pan Hlaing Yat, Bago.
Building (4), Room (104),Thiri Mingalar Housing, Strand Street, Ahlone.
Room (506), Pan Chan Tower, No.(8), Bargayar Road, Myay Ni Gone, San Chaung Tonwship.
No.(258/262), Strand Road, 12th Floor, Classic Condo, Pabaedan Township.
127-129, Near Thein Phyu Zay Bus Stop, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township.
218-220, Ground Floor, Bo Aung Kyaw Street, Botahtaung Township.
No.(15/17), Yangon- Insein Road, Kamaryut Township.
No.(160), Bo Ywe Street, Latha Township.
No.32(B), Bogyoke Aung San Street, Shwe Pyi Thar Township.
No.(94), Room (302), Kyansitthar Housing, Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Yangon Division.
36th Street, Between (82nd x 83rd) Street, Mandalay.
36th Street, Between (83rd x 84th) Street, Mandalay.
No.(60), Waizayantar Street, (8) Quarter, South Okkalapa Township.
No.(6/50), Shwe Chi (7) Street, Corner of Maung Khin Street, Pyinmana.
No.(249), 7th Floor, Bargayar Road, MayNiGone, Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(156), Bo Ywal Street, Anawyahtar Block.
334-335, 2nd Floor, Corner of Shwe Gon Daing & BaNyarDala Street, Bahan Township.
No.(51), U Chit Maung Road, Bahan Township.
No.(24), Yaw Min Gyi Street (Near Park Royal Hotel), Dagon Township, Yangon.
No.(177), 83rd, (29th x 30th) Street, Mandanay Township.
43rd Street, Between (65th & 66th) Street, Mandalay.
Shop.20, Level (1), Market Place 6 (1/2) Mile, Pyay Road, Hlaing Township.
No.(3), Corner Of (Kyar Kwat Thit & Ma Lwa Kone) Street, Kyauk Myaung, Tamwe.
No.(50), Kyar Kwat Thit Street, Pathein Nyunt Ward, Tarmwe.
No.(101-103), Seikkanthar Streert, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(186-188), MaharBandula Garden Road, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
G01, Ground Floor, Corner of Insein Road & Hledan Road, Kamayut Township.
No.(1) Street & Bomhu Pho Khun Saung Street, Taungoo.
22/24, Yangon-Mandalay Road, Taung Ngu.
No.(109), Bogyoke Street, Pyi Taw Thar Quarter, Hakhar Township.
Brand Shop No.(86), Min Yard Quarter, Thakhin Nat Phay Street, Ground Floor, Myitkyinar.
02-20, Second Floor, Sule Square, Kyauktada Township.
78th Street, Between (39th & 40th) Street, Mahar Aung Myay Township, Mandalay.
Room (347), 2nd Floor, Building (2), 73rd Street, Between Thazin & Ngu Wah Street, Chanmya Thar Si Township, Mandalay.
No.(37), West Quarter, Bogyoke Street, Dawei.
13, 1st Floor, Ocean Supercenter, No.(4) Quarter, No.3(B), U Paing, Kannar Road, Pathein.
No.(52-B), Pann Hlaing Street, Bldg (2), Kyee Myin Daing Tonwship.
62nd Street, Between (Manawhari & Khine Shwe War) Road, Mandalay.
26th Street, Between (76th & 77th) Street, Haymarzala Quarter, Chan Aye Thar Zan Township, Mandalay.
62nd Street, Between (19th & 20th) Street, Mandalay.
84th Street, Between Bo Eain & Kandawgyi Street, Mandalay.
Corner Of (42nd & 84th) Street, Mandalay.
No.(100), 80th Street, Between (11st & 12nd) Street, Mandalay.
Brand Shop- No.(86), Min Yard Quarter, Thakhin Nat Phay Street, Ground Floor, Myitkyinar.
No.(A/8G), 77th Street, Between (31st & 32nd) Street, Mandalay.
Block (6), Unit (1,2), 73rd Street, Mingalar Mandalay, Chan Mya Thar Si Township, Mandalay.
35th Street, Between (81st × 82nd) Street, Mandalay.
16/231, The Corner Of 7rd & Marchent Street, Taungoo, Bago.
Shop (2) - No.(1252/Ka), Kyansithar Road, Near Kanbawza Bus Stop, (16) Quater, Hlaing Thar Yar Township.
Shop (3) - Number Gallery, H (20), Upper PadaThar Street, FMI City, Hlaing Thar Yar Township.
Shop (3) - No.(99/910), Kyansitthar Road, Hlaing Thaya Township.
Shop (1) - Yangon-Pathein Road, Near Tadarphyu Bus Sop, (7) Quater, Hlaing Thar Yar Township.
(1st) Street, No.(256), (16) Quarter, Taungoo.
No.(F10/11), 1st Floor, Ocean Super Centre (Oattarathiri), Corner of Zayahtarni Road & Mandalay Street, Oattarathiri Township, Nay Pyi Taw.
No.(2/36), 8th Street, Mingalaryat, Pyinmanar, Nay Pyi Taw.
No.(398), Corner of Strand Road & Thayattaw Road, KyiMyinTaing Township, Yangon.
No.(98), 1st Floor, Yuzana Plaza, Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township.
No.(377), 3rd Floor, Gamonepoint, Seinyeik Nyein, Hledan Township.
B-99, Myanmar Culture Vallery, U WiSara Road, Dagon Township.
78th Street, Between (27th × 28th), Mandalay.
Sagaing-Mandalay Road, Near Theingyi Market, Amarapura.
19th Street, Corner Of 63rd Street, Mandalay.
58th Street, Corner Of Aung San, Mandalay.
62nd Street, Between (Manawhari & Thawka) Street, Mandalay.
26th Street, Between (91st × 92nd), Mandalay.
84th Street, Between (42nd × 45th), Mandalay.
No.(49-B), Yangon Insein Road, Kamayut Township.
No.(30), Between (70th x 71st) Street, Mandalay Township.
No.(167), Bagayar Street, Sanchaung Township.
Shop (5) - Hope Mobile (No.562), Thanthumar Street, Corner of Sanpya (1) Street, In fornt of Sanpya Market, Sanpya Quarter, Thingangyun Township.
Shop (1), ZH Mobile (Top Of 36th Street, Corner of Pansoedan Road & Anawrahta Bus Top), Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
Shop (3), SX Mobile No.(9-A), In Front of Insein Market, Hlaing Myit Street, Insein Township.
Shop (2), SX Mobile, Barkayar Street, MayNiGone South Quarter, In Front of Dagon Center (1), Sanchaung Township, Yangon.
No.(129), Seikkanthar Street, Lower Block, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(52), Near University, Kyauk Kar Street, Chan Mya Wadi Quarter, Monywa Township, Sagaing.
No.(11), Ocean Supercenter, Mawlamyaing Upper Road, Between (Theinghone & Tanninthayi) Road, Than Lwin Garden, Bokone Ward, Mawlamyaing.
No.(15/25), Bomu PhoeKon Road, In front of ZayardPhyu Damaryone, Taung Ngu.
30th Street, Between (66th x 67rd), Mandalay.
78th Street, Between (27rd x 28th), Chan Aye Thar Zan Township, Mandalay.
No.(564), Kyansitthar Street, (15) Quarter, Hlaing Thar Yar Township, Yangon.
No.(87), 84th Street, Between (28th x 29th), Mandalay.
No.(11), Minnandar Road, New Aye Ward, Dawpone Township, Yangon.
No.(189), Mahabandula Park Street, Kyauktada Township, Yangon.
No.(25/Ka), Min Gyi Road, Taung Thu Kone Ward, Insein.
Sq-(36), 76th Street, Sithar Street, Aung Myay Thar Zan Township, Mandalay.
Corner of University Avenue & ThanLwin Road, Bahan Township.
No.(64), Kyaik Wine Pagoda Road, Mayangone.
No.(8-A), Shwe Mg Ogh Lane, U Loo Nee Street, Kyeemyindaing Township, Yangon.
No.(57), Upper Kyimyindine Road, Corner of Yadanarbon, Kyimyindine Township, Yangon.
No.(846), Thumingalar Road, South Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(20/E), Kyan Sit Thar Road, North Okkala Industrial Zone, North Okkalapa Township, Yangon.
No.(4), 4th Floor, Aung Zaya (8) Street, Yangon Thit Quarter, Thuwana, Thingangyun Township, Yangon.
No.(303), West Circular Road, Chan Mya Tharsi Quarter, Taunggyi.
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Estimates of the impact of COVID-19 on global poverty
In this paper we make estimates of the potential short-term economic impact of COVID-19 on global monetary poverty through contractions in per capita household income or consumption.
Our estimates are based on three scenarios: low, medium, and high global contractions of 5, 10, and 20 per cent; we calculate the impact of each of these scenarios on the poverty headcount using the international poverty lines of US$1.90, US$3.20 and US$5.50 per day.
Our estimates show that COVID-19 poses a real challenge to the UN Sustainable Development Goal of ending poverty by 2030 because global poverty could increase for the first time since 1990 and, depending on the poverty line, such increase could represent a reversal of approximately a decade in the world's progress in reducing poverty.
In some regions the adverse impacts could result in poverty levels similar to those recorded 30 years ago. Under the most extreme scenario of a 20 per cent income or consumption contraction, the number of people living in poverty could increase by 420–580 million, relative to the latest official recorded figures for 2018.
Read the Press Release: COVID-19 fallout could push half a billion people into poverty in developing countries
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Andy Sumner
Eduardo Ortiz-Juarez
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Why all countries should contribute to ending global poverty
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WATCH: LeBron James has 33-10-9-6 and poster dunk in win over Magic
LeBron James had a thunderous slam on Orlando's Evan Fournier to go along with 32 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists and six steals in Cleveland's 131-127 win over the Magic on Saturday night.
James had a monster night but this play was the most memorable one. Unfortunately, Fournier didn't get the memo not to try and block a LeBron dunk.
Respect the King👑 (via @Cavs) pic.twitter.com/XInMDYbaRo
— SLAM Magazine (@SLAMonline) January 7, 2018
Just a few hours after shouting out Grambling State's Shakyla Hill for her quadruple double this week, James came awfully close to getting one of his own.
In fact, Saturday night was the first game where James finished with 30+ points, 10+ rebounds, 9+ assists and 6+ steals in his career, according to Basketball-Reference. James became just the 12th player in NBA history to record such a stat line. Only Michael Jordan has had a game like that twice in his career.
As for the game itself, the Cavaliers had moments of dominance before eventually letting the Magic back in the game. The Cavs led by as many as 23 points in the third quarter before the Magic made a run and got the lead to as low as three.
Dwyane Wade made what was likely a game-saving rebound and put back after a missed shot by Isaiah Thomas in the final minute with Cleveland nursing a 3-point lead. Thomas finished with 19 points and four assists while Wade had an excellent game with 16 points, nine rebounds and three assists.
The Cavs will now travel to Minnesota to face Timberwolves team looking to make their first playoff appearance in 13 seasons.


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With contributions from some of the leading experts in international trade, law, and economics, this book looks at the positioning of developing countries within the WTO system. The chapters address some of the most pressing issues facing these countries, while reflecting on Robert E. Hudec's book, Developing Countries in the GATT Legal System. Hudec argued against preferential and non-reciprocal treatment for developing countries. He did so on the basis of a combination of economic, political, and legal insights that persuasively demonstrated that non-reciprocal treatment would not benefit developing countries. It is a testament to Hudec's legacy that his analysis is still the object of scholarly discussion more than twenty years later. The first part of this book evaluates the general situation of developing countries within the WTO. The second part examines market access and competition law within these countries. Lastly, it discusses the special arrangements these countries have with international financial institutions, the developing country's capacity to litigate, and an analysis of the country's level of participation in WTO dispute settlements.
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Welcome to our new District Commissioner for East Lothian
Hilary Cartwright
I am a volunteer that had absolutely no relevant previous Scouting experience or Scouting skills 10 years ago. I found my way into Scouting in North Berwick like many volunteers do by stepping forward to ensure a section didn't close, so my sons' could get involved.
I joined the movement in 2009 as Beaver Scout leader and persuaded some friends to join me whilst away camping to secure the colony's future. Then I moved on to being Cub Scout leader in 2014.
It is through both of these roles that my passion for Scouting for All was nurtured as I have a genuine passion to enable young people to do more, learn more and be more, through fun and adventure, as I have seen first-hand that we do make a difference and do have a positive impact on many young people through our shared Scouting adventures.
I have been Group Scout Leader with 1st North Berwick since Jan 2017. I recognise the key to successful local Scouting is continuous recruitment programmes and then active support of leaders and executive group members in their roles.
So I became a District Training Advisor and a Regional Safeguarding Trainer in 2017. Later in the year I was persuaded to accept the role of Deputy District Commissioner (Adult Support) in 2017, which has enabled me to meet and support many leaders across the large geographical area of our District.
I am very honoured to be appointed to the role of the District Commissioner for East Lothian. I will continue to be a passionate advocate for young people and for the adults who volunteer to support them
But Scouting is far removed from my day job as a Chartered Physiotherapist, having worked for many years in NHS and then subsequently in the private and charitable sectors in various clinical and managerial roles. When I'm not working or Scouting, I am the CEO of my growing family but I do find time for a good book, a box set or a kayak in the North Sea, but couldn't do any of the above without the enduring support of my family.
"I am delighted to announce the appointment of our new District Commissioner for East Lothian. I am very confident that she will bring enthusiasm, energy and a real commitment to working with leaders and supporters to enabling young people to have a great time in Scouting."
Margery Naylor, Regional Commissioner.


KCB successfully defended their Safaricom sevens series title at the weekend, despite failing to make it to the cup competition at the Christie sevens and losing 12-0 to Nondies in the Bowl final.
The Lions accumulated a total of 92 points over the 5 leg series, picking up 3 titles on the way to the overall crown. The weekend was however an anti climax for the side as they came down tumbling at the final leg.
The side that started the weekend as defending Christie sevens champions failed to make it to the cup competition, when they lost to Impala and Homeboyz in Pool A on day 1. This was the big news out of Day 1 as the Lions were relegated to the Bowl for the first time in a long while.
Impala had qualified for the cup competition for the first time in 3 legs and had done it in style, topping the Pool of death. The presence of Innocent 'Namcos' Simiyu, giving the side a much needed boost.
The other head liners from Day 1 were Mwamba RFC, the black shirts having recalled former Kenya sevens international George Mbaye, were firing on all cylinders and had only conceded a single try after Day 1.
Kisumu managed to make the cup quarter finals for the first time this season after upseting Western Bulls 14-12 in Pool D. The hosts, Quins, Strathmore, Kabras and Homeboyz rounded up the cup quarter finalists.
At this point KCB's fate was still very much in their hands, a place in the Bowl semi final and they would be crowned series champions for the second year running. They got off to a good start on Day 2, beating Mean Machine 31-7 in the first Bowl quarter final.
There were also wins for Western Bulls, the Catholic Monks and Nondies.
In the Cup, Impala saw off Nakuru 14-10 while hosts Quins beat Kabras 17-0, to set the Ngong road derby in the cup semi final. Mwamba were 24-0 winners over Kisumu and would meet Strathmore who finally got the better of Homeboyz 7-0 in the other quarter final.
That result by the Leos also signified the end of the race for the overall title, as KCB's tally of 90 points that far, was insurmountable. Homeboyz had also secured second place as Nakuru failed to make it past the cup quarter finals. All that was left to fight for in the series was pride and better postings on the log.
KCB were 19-7 winners over Western Bulls in the first Bowl semi final to set up a battle of the Lions in the final against Nondies who beat Catholic 22-0.
Kabras upset Nakuru 21-15 with Homeboyz beating Kisumu 36-5 in the Plate. Impala got back form a 19-7 deficit at the break to silence the Quins faithful with a last minute Sam Onsomu try to hand them a 21-19 result. Not such a great way to celebrate 50 years of Christie sevens for the hosts.
In the second semi final, things were more straight forward as Mwamba beat Strathmore 26-0 and book a final berth against Impala. The black shirts were yet to concede a try on Day 2.
Machine marked their return to the top flight with a Shield title after beating fellow university side JKUAT 5-0 in the final.
KCB were beaten 12-0 in the Bowl final by Nondies, as the toll of playing in 4 straight cup finals clearly showed in the bankers play. Homeboyz picked up the Plate title after beating Kabras 21-5.
Hosts Kenya Harlequins finished in fourth place after losing to Strathmore 19-5 in the Bronze final.
It was now time for the big final, with Impala taking on Mwamba RFC for the 50th Christie title. The match also held with it a chance for a top four finish for Kulabu, for the red shirts it was a matter of finishing the season on a high.
Impala were quicker off the blocks, Sam Onsomu scoring under the posts with Nato Simiyu converting for a 7-0 lead. Dennis Ombachi would narrow that deficit to two points going into the breather with a try at the corner.
The second half would kick off with Kulabu asking all the questions, and piling the pressure on the Impala defence. Nato Simiyu would visit the cold chair for an intentional knock on. Kulabu were quick to make their numbers advantage count as Collins Injera gathered a lose Impala pass to score under the posts for a 12-7 lead.
Horace Otieno would race the length of the pitch to score and give the black shirts a 17-7 lead as Impala got back to their full complement. Nato Simiyu would make up for his time in the bin , with a try and a conversion to make it 17-14 and set up a tense closing minutes.
Ombachi would settle the Kulabu nerves as he landed his second try of the match and his side's fourth for a 24-14 final score. The Black shirts had finally put an end to their sevens cup title drought to an end in style.
Not only being ruthless going forward, but by most importantly shutting out their opposition, conceding only three tries over the two days.
This could be the turn around point for Kulabu, as they now have a young crop of players who have seen and tested the best and worst of sevens rugby over the past five legs, to complement the globe trotters they already have in their ranks.
Dennis Ombachi picked up the Christie sevens top try scorer and most valuable player accolades. As Paul Abuto picked up the most promising player award.
The weekend however belonged to KCB as they wrapped up the series title in unconventional fashion. 92 points, 4 cup finals out of 5, they will still be the team to beat next year as their squad depth continues to impress.
Jacob Ojee picked up the series' top try scorer and most valuable player accolades for the second year running. You sense that it won't be long since he is the first name on the national team squad list. Augustine Lughonzo picked up the top points scorer award.
The Catholic Monks were the series' most promising side, a plate final appearance at the Kabeberi sevens set the stage for a great season for the Monks who finished in 11th spot on 35 points.
Attention now shifts to the big one, Africa's premier sevens tournament, the Safari Sevens.


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HENRY COUNTY, Ala. (WTVY) -- The Henry County Sanitation Department picks up about 4,200 customers' garbage cans every week. They do it with two guys on one truck, manually lifting trash for each customer, but in two weeks that will change.
There will be a new system for Henry County Residents, starting July 8th and county leaders say it's safer, faster, and saves money.
"This one opens the arm and this one closes the arm, and that's all there is to it," said Jerry Whitehead, Henry County Sanitation Supervisor practicing with one of the county's new garbage collection trucks.
"We are very excited, we are going from a system where we lift cans by hand and put them in the rear of a truck which is very labor intensive to this automotive arm doing it for us," said Whitehead.
The new trucks only require one employee to operate from inside the truck, eliminating the worker who had to ride on the back of the truck.
Probate Judge David Money says it eliminates a big safety hazard, and in the process will save the county money.
"We have not had any fatalities as far as I can account for, associated with sanitation pickup. Neighboring counties have had that - that's tragic - the worst part is the loss of life but secondary to that, the citizens end up paying for it because of the increase of insurance premiums," said Money.
The new system will also make trash pickup more uniform and ensure that only those who are paying, benefit from it.
"If it is not this Henry County blue can with the Henry County logo on it, then we will bypass it. It's just a little way to recuperate lost funds," said Money.
The new system will also speed up current operations.
"The trucks are at capacity right now they are getting full at the end of the day and in some cases don't hold the entire route, this truck is bigger and will hold all our routes," said Whitehead.
Every blue can has a microchip just in case it's stolen and for the county to know exactly which cans have been picked up. The total cost for garbage pickup in Henry County will increase one dollar a month, but that won't go into effect until September.


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5. Chord
Cloud Computing Concepts, Part 1
Universidade de Illinois em Urbana-ChampaignUniversidade de Illinois em Urbana-Champaign
Curso 1 de 6 no Computação em nuvemComputação em Nuvem Programa de cursos integrados
Cloud computing systems today, whether open-source or used inside companies, are built using a common set of core techniques, algorithms, and design philosophies – all centered around distributed systems. Learn about such fundamental distributed computing "concepts" for cloud computing. Some of these concepts include: clouds, MapReduce, key-value/NoSQL stores, classical distributed algorithms, widely-used distributed algorithms, scalability, trending areas, and much, much more! Know how these systems work from the inside out. Get your hands dirty using these concepts with provided homework exercises. In the programming assignments, implement some of these concepts in template code (programs) provided in the C++ programming language. Prior experience with C++ is required. The course also features interviews with leading researchers and managers, from both industry and academia.
Distributed Algorithm, Distributed Computing, C++, Cloud Computing
This is a great course with a good balance of just theory and concepts, with practical ideas and exercises. The programming exercise can be a bit annoying, but was enjoyable nonetheless.
very happy with the course. got to know new concepts. assignments are awesome. enjoyed working on them. enjoyed the course. it would be good if we get a color and original certificate.
Week 3: P2P Systems
P2P systems: This module teaches the detailed design of two classes of peer to peer systems: (a) popular ones including Napster, Gnutella, FastTrack, and BitTorrent; and (b) efficient ones including distributed hash tables (Chord, Pastry, and Kelips). Besides focusing on design, the module also analyzes these systems in detail.
1. P2P Systems Introduction5:44
2. Napster7:00
3. Gnutella20:15
4. FastTrack and BitTorrent7:11
5. Chord22:21
6. Failures in Chord14:53
7. Pastry6:39
8. Kelips10:31
Indranil Gupta
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So in the next series of lectures we'll be discussing a variety of
peer-to-peer systems that came out of academic research.
Some of these systems have been deployed in the wild.
The first system we'll study in somewhat of detail is Chord, which arguably
was one of the first few peer-to-peer systems to be designed from academia.
And it's also interesting because it has several concepts and
techniques that are widely used in today's key value storage and
NoSQL storage systems, which are very popular in cloud computing today.
So a lot of you might be familiar with the data structure called a hash table.
A hash table is a data structure typically maintained inside
one running process on one machine, which allows you to insert, look up, and
delete objects with unique keys.
So you can perform these operations in essentially order 1 time or constant time.
And a hash table essentially stores these objects in buckets
based on a hash of the key, and this allows you to look up and
perform other operations like insert and delete fairly quickly on each key.
A distributed hash table, also known as a DHT, is a similar data structure except
that it runs in a distributed system rather than in a single process.
Again, objects here are files and files have unique keys.
Maybe the file name is the key.
However, instead of storing the objects into buckets,
you store the objects at nodes or hosts or machines in a cluster.
And again, the cluster might be distributed out throughout the world.
Similar to the regular hash table,
you have some concerns in the distributed hash table.
One is load balancing.
You want each node or
each host to have about the same number of objects stored on it as everyone else.
You don't want some hosts overloaded with objects while others have
far fewer objects.
However, unlike the hash table, where you can't lose a bucket but
still have another, in a distributed hash table you could lose a node but
still have another around.
So fault tolerance becomes a concern here, which means essentially that you want to
make sure that even though some of the nodes might fail or
might just leave the system due to churn, you don't want to lose any objects.
Just like a regular hash table, you want to have efficient lookups and inserts and
maybe perhaps even delete operations.
And finally, you want to have locality, which essentially means that you want
the messages that are transmitted among the clusters to be transmitted preferably
among nodes that are close by in the underlying network topology or
in terms of the Internet distance underneath.
So Napster, Gnutella, and FastTrack systems that we've just discussed so
far are all kind of distributed hash tables.
But they're not really because they don't really try to optimize the insert, lookup,
and delete times, as we'll see on the next slide.
Chord is one of the first peer to peer systems which tries to directly address
this problem and tries to bring the insert, delete, and lookup time down low
enough that we can claim that it is, in fact, a DHT or a distributed hash table.
So here is how Napster and Gnutella compare along three metrics,
in terms of memory, both at the client and at the server if applicable, and
the lookup latency and the number of messages for a lookup.
So let's look at Napster here.
Napster, at the client, essentially does not store too much information other than
the files that have been uploaded by the user, so we'll discount that.
But the only other information stored is the address of the server or
servers that it is talking to.
However, at the server, if there are N clients in the system and
each one is uploading some constant number of files, the server store
directory information, which turns out to be order and information.
Essentially this means that it is linear in the number of clients in the system.
The lookup latency is essentially just one round-trip time.
Ignoring the time for the servers to look up their
internal ternary tree is just order 1.
The number of messages for
a lookup is also order 1, because it's just one round-trip time.
However, the server load is fairly high.
It's order N.
For Gnutella, however, where you don't have servers and
you only have this overlay graph, the memory might be as high as order N.
If the client does not have a limit on the number of neighbors,
then you could have peers that have order N immediate one-hop neighbors in
the underlying Gnutella overlay.
The lookup latency would be as high as order N in the case of a degenerate
Gnutella topology that essentially looks like a line.
So you have one Gnutella topology where all
the nodes are joined in one straight line, and
you have a file that is located only at one end of
the entire topology, so the file f is located here.
And the query for it starts from here.
So there's only one copy of the file.
And because this is order N or
N minus 1 links, essentially you have a lookup latency that is order N.
And so the number of messages for the lookup is also 2 times N minus 1,
which essentially means that it's order N as well.
So order N is a fairly large number, especially when you're considering
millions of nodes in the system, and you really want to do better than this.
And that's where Chord comes into play.
It essentially makes all of these, the memory, the lookup latency, and
the number of messages for a lookup order log N on expectation.
Why is log N nice?
Well, log N is nice because for practical purposes, it's almost as good as constant.
If we are taking, say, log base 2, log base 2 of 1,000 is 10,
log base 2 of 1 million is 20, log base 2 of 1 billion is only 30.
And when you consider the number of IPv4 addresses, that's just 2 power 32,
the log base 2 of that is just 32.
So even though it's not really constant, for
practical purposes it's considered to be a constant.
Any case, we won't push that under the carpet,
we'll still refer to that as log N.
So how does Chord achieve this?
Let's look at that in a little bit of detail.
Little bit of history of Chord, so
Chord was developed by researchers from both Berkeley and MIT.
Essentially Chord uses a technique where each of the nodes in
the peer-to-peer overlay selects its neighbors in an intelligent fashion.
Earlier Gnutella nodes essentially selected their neighbors based on
metrics like number of files shared, number of kilobytes shared.
And essentially, they use the ping and pong messages.
Here there are certain rules that the nodes use to decide who
their neighbors are.
So we'll discuss the rules over the next few slides.
So Chord uses what is known as consistent hashing.
Consistent hashing has different interpretations.
I'll give one interpretation here and the more popular interpretation later on.
So consistent hashing basically means that you take a peer's IP address and
port number, which uniquely does identify it, and you apply a well-known
hash function such as the SHA-1 function, which stands for secure hash algorithm.
This is a well-known cryptographic function.
The output of this function is a 160 bit string.
No matter how large its input is, its output is always 160 bits.
And the nice thing about the hash function is that if you run this hash function on
the same input, no matter where you're running it, no matter which host you're
running it on, you're going to get the same 160 bit output.
So you take this 160 bit output and you truncate it to m bits,
where m is a system parameter.
And this gives you a peer id, which is essentially an m bit string,
which is an integer between 0 to 2 power m minus 1, both inclusive.
Now you can hash multiple peers' IP addresses,
address comma port number of pairs using this.
If m is large enough, then the conflicts become very unlikely.
You're not guaranteed to not have conflicts, but
they're very unlikely as long as m is large enough.
Essentially you want 2 power m to be much greater than the total number of nodes or
holes in your system.
Essentially what this means is that you can draw a circle which consists
of 2 power m logical points running from 0 to 2 power m minus 1.
And if you have a set of nodes, you hash each of these nodes, and
you put them on the corresponding hashed peer ID on this point.
So, when you hash it, and then you truncate it in bits,
you get a number that is a peer ID.
So, this node over here has a peer ID of 16 or
here when you hash the type port number and so, we'll call it as N16.
Similarly there is another node with a peer ID of 32,
another node with a peer ID of 45, and so on and so forth.
There are six nodes in this particular cluster.
In this system here we are using m equals 7 which means that these numbers run
from 0 to 127 over here which is the last point before the 0.
Now, this is a ring and it loops around.
So, at the point to the clockwise of 127 is 0 and then, you have 1 and
so on and so forth.
Now what are the neighbors that the peers maintain?
The first type of neighbors that the peers maintain, as shown on this figure,
are successors.
Every node knows its immediate clock-wise successor in the ring.
So 16 knows about the IP address and port number of 32, so
it can send messages directly to it.
32 knows about the IP address in port number of 45,
can send messages directly to it, and so on and so forth.
Once again, 112 knows about the IP address and port number of 16,
so it can send messages directly to it, and that completes the ring.
Peer pointers are just the successors in each node.
Similarly you can have predecessors, where each node knows its counter-clockwise, or
anti-clockwise neighbor, in the ring.
For most practical purposes, caller only uses predecessors.
That's the first kind of peer pointer.
The second kind of peer pointer which is somewhat complex is
called the finger tables.
But this is really useful to route your queries very quickly.
Now, in a system where you are using m, the node has m finger table.
So let say we have m equals 7 and we have finger tables running from 0 through six.
So that's run from 0 to m minus 1.
Here is a rule for the finger table.
The i finger table and the peer that has peer ID n,
is the first peer that has ID immediately at or
to the clockwise of n + 2 power i but then, taking modular 2 power m.
So, let's do the exercise for node N80.
The value of N for 80 is just 80, right?
So that's well known.
So, let's say i equals 0.
The 0 finger table at node N80 which is this one over here, how did we get 96?
So, 80 + 2 power 0, n + 2 power i, that's 81,
and so that's a point somewhere here on the ring, right?
The node immediately to the clockwise of that, is 96, N96.
And that's why we say that N96 is, in fact,
the zero-th finger table entry, at N80.
So, N80 knows about N96 IP address and port number,
because it's zero-th finger table entry.
Similarly, when you said i equals 1, you get 80 + 2 power 1, that's 82.
Again, already made it and the clockwise of it is 96.
And keep on going that way until you reach i equals 4.
When you have 80 + 2 power 4, or 96 and again, that is 96,
because 96 is at n + 2 power i.
Now when you have i equals 5, that's 80 + 2 power 5,
that's 80 + 32 or a 112.
And that gives you 112 as the fifth finger table entry at node N80.
Now instead of having 112, if you had for instance a 113 and 113 over here
then N113 would have been the fifth finger table entry at this, at node N80 right?
So, you are searching at n + 2 power i or immediately to the clockwise of it.
Now, coming to i equals 6 similarly n plus 2 power 6 is 80 plus 2 power 6,
that's 80 plus 64 that's 144.
Let me right this down here.
So that's 144 but you need to now take modular 2 for
m because 144 doesn't appear on the ring.
Right, so you need to take 144 mod 128.
And that essentially is 16.
Right and so, you have this point on the ring over here which is
this point here and so, N16 becomes the sixth finger table entry at node 80.
So, one of the things you'll notice here is that as you go along the ring,
as you increase the value of i,
the distance from one finger table entry to the next doubles okay?
And there's a reason for this, we want to be using these for our searches, so
that the searches are fast, so that they are log in.
And you'll see that in just a little bit.
So that's how we place nodes on the ring.
How do we place files, how would we decide where files get placed?
So unlike Napster Gnutella where clients told their own files, and don't upload
them by default, here instead find the store in specific notes based on the same
rules if your using for placing the servers on the ring.
In other words you take the filing,
which we assume to be unique across the entire system.
You apply the same hash function to it, the SHA-1 simple hash algorithm one.
And get 160 bit string.
Then, you truncate it again, just like you did for peer ids, and
then you map this file onto a point in the right.
Okay, so, going back to the previous figure,
the file might map to, say, point 34, right.
That's somewhere over here.
Then the file is stored at the first peer that is immediately to the clockwise, or
right, of that point.
So again, you need to take more mod 2 power m, so you wrap around the ring.
So, for instance, if I have a file name that's cn.com/index.html,
this maps to a key, say 42.
Once you hash and truncate it, that's going to be stored at the first peer that
is immediately to the right of 42, which in our previous example would be 45.
So here, notice that I'm assuming unique files names and
I'm using the URL as a unique file name.
This is kind of intentional here.
Typically, peer-to-peer systems that have been developed in the wild
are used to exchange MP3 and MPEG files, but this is not a limiting factor.
You can use peer-to-peer systems to develop other applications such as
cooperative web caching, where client browsers across a large
population of clients share their web results with each other.
So they have faster browsing because you're able to fetch pages that have
been fetched already by another client that's near to you.
In that case the URL's become the name of the particular object and
the objects here are the webpages themselves.
This essentially what I'm trying to say here is peer review systems can be
used for storing any kind of object, no matter what kind of objects they are.
As long as the objects have a unique name in this particular case.
So the most popular notion of consistent hashing essentially says that with K keys
and in the system and N peers in the system, each peer will store about order,
will store order keys over N keys.
Okay, when I say order, O(K/N), it just means that the number of keys at
a peer is less than c times K over N for some constant c with a high probability.
And essentially this means that you have good load balance across the different
tiers in your system or the different nodes in your system.
Remember that this is what load balancing was one of our goals when we started out.
So, we still haven't talked about how the rest of the system works.
So once again,
pictorially here is where the file with key K42 would be stored at N45.
I mean, if here the clockwise of maps.
How the search work, okay, so that's the next thing we need to discuss.
So suppose N80 wants to search for cnn.com/index.html,
the first thing it does is that hashes it and trunks it to embeds, gets 42.
Now it knows that it needs to route to the point 42 on the ring, or
rather to the point that is immediately to the north,
that is immediately to the clockwise of 42.
How does it do this?
Here is a search algorithm, and this is applied recursively.
So at node N, right now N is just 80, when you have a query that is destined for
key k, in this case k is 42.
You forward the key to the largest successor or
finger table entry, essentially your largest neighbor are, when I say largest
it actually means it's the most to the right wrapping around the ring.
That is still to the left of K.
Okay, if non exist then you send the quality of successor.
The second line ensures that even if the finger table entries are wrong,
then [INAUDIBLE] present, then as long as the successors
are correct you end up routing the query to the correct server eventually.
It might take a long time.
It might take n hops in the worst case, but
you end up routing it to the right way.
So let's ignore that same part for now but
essentially at N80 remember that the finer table entries an 96, 112, and 16.
So the one among them that is the farthest to the right,
the farthest away clockwise from N80 that is still to the left of 42 is 16.
That's why N80 will forward the query to N16.
When N16 received this, it does likewise.
It calculates among it's neighbors which are its successors and
finger table entries, which is, the most to right, but still to the left of 42.
And you'll notice that 16 will have 32 as a finger table
entry because essentially, 16 plus 2 power of 4 is 32.
But 16 plus 2 power 5 is 16 plus 32 that's 48 which means that the fifth,
the next finger table entry after 32 at 16 is N80,
which means that 16 does not even know about N45's existence.
And so 16 has only two choices, 32 or 80 to forward the 32 and since
32 is to the left or counterclockwise of 42, it forwards it to 32.
32 tries to do similarly but
it doesn't have a neighbor that is to the left of 42 so it simply forwards it to its
successor and that's where the second line comes into play.
And that makes its way to 45.
Whenever a node receives a query in relation to this algorithm, it also checks
its local files to see if any of those files match, and in this case, 45 matches.
And it can respond back directly to anything with the response.
Now in this case, I've drawn three arrows here.
Each of these are the hops that the query takes.
These hops are essentially RPCs or remote procedure calls.
This is a well known abstraction in discriminate systems.
So I claim that this algorithm takes O(log(N)) time.
Why is that? Well,
essentially what happens is that if you consider the points on the ring,
whenever query takes a step, whenever it takes a hop from one pier to another.
The distance between where the query is and the ring and
the point where the key is, this dotted line,
that distance goes on by a factor of at least two.
because as you do I'm saying this is where so
this is where the query currently is and this is where the key is on the ring.
Then if you consider the second half of this particular segment
that's where the query's going to jump to next.
Again why is this, this is again you can prove this by contradiction.
If this was not true, if the query jump to the first half of the segment over here.
Then we can show because of the doubling of the finger table entries
that there's going to be at least one finger table entry in the second half.
Which this node must know about and you reach a contradiction.
Essentially because the finger table entries double this node over here.
It's going to have at least one neighbor in the second segment which is to the left
of Key K.
It's going to have at least one finger table entry in the second segment
which is to the left of Key K and it's going to forward that to that one.
So essentially, after log and forwardings the distance to the key increases by
a factor of two power log N and that's just N.
because we're taking log base 2 over here, and so
the distance between where the queries and
where the keys in terms of points on the ring, is 2 power N divided by N.
So essentially, this means that now even if you use the successors in
this small section of the ring which has two power m divided by n points.
You want to have the query reach the eventual key.
But this using balls and bins you can show that in the small segment of the ring.
There is only order log N appears with high probability, and so
even if you use successors in this small section of the ring.
Once you have done these log N forwardings, you can only hit another
order log N peers with hyper mobility, so that's log N plus log N,
which is still order log N hops for the entire equation to reach where the key is.
Now the algorithm that I described to you so
far is essentially it's not just for searching.
So, so far we've assumed that it's for searching but
you can essentially use that algorithm to route to any key.
And the routing message is independent of what operation you're doing on it.
So you might have the routing message say, hey, I want to insert this key.
Or I want to delete this key.
Or I want to update or look up this key.
It doesn't matter.
So routing essentially is the building block that we have discussed so far.
And it can be used for any of these distributed hash table options, or
DHT options.
Now somebody said that, and
were shown that time to do a routing message to any key is order log in.
But this is true only the finger tables and the successor entries are correct.
When could they be wrong, well they could be wrong when you have
a peers leave the system whether they fail or whether they out.
And the corresponding successors and
finger table entries have not been updated.


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Q: Recognize file type in C++ I implemented a solution to the problem meant to be cross-platform and adherent to the C++ standard library.
bool isdir(const char *string) {
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Yet, if the file is actually writable, the program opens an empty file with string name in its working directory.
How can I prevent this from happening?

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