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First Women Bank Ltd. (FWBL) – Wah Cantt. Branch wah-cantt

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First Women Bank Ltd. (FWBL) – Wah Cantt. Branch located at B-82, Lalakukh Colony، Post Office Road، Wah, Pakistan

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Manaf khan

5 Google Rating

Exceptional response of staff and reached well in time because of accurate location by google

5/ 5

Exceptional response of staff and reached well in time because of accurate location by google

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zain m

4 Google Rating

Ok

4/ 5

Ok

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Hayat Akbar

3 Google Rating

Average

3/ 5

Average

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Rehan Mohiud Din

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

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FWB L

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

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Monim M Khan

5 Google Rating

Good bank

5/ 5

Good bank

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ABDULLAH QAMAR

3 Google Rating

Staff isn't responsive enough.

3/ 5

Staff isn't responsive enough.

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AD KHAN

5 Google Rating

Best

5/ 5

Best

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