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Mobile companies asked to reduced internet speed to 2G

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January 27, 2018
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Internet services restored in south Kashmir districts
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Srinagar: Police on Saturday ordered mobile telecom companies to reduce 4G and 3G internet speed to 2G speed with immediate effect across the Kashmir Valley. An official confirmed that the order has been communicated to the mobile companies and they have been asked to ensure that the speed does not exceed 128kbps.

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