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BSNL 4G services in Atal tunnel in Manali

Kullu, September 19 BSNL costumers having 4G services crossing the 9.02-km Atal tunnel will enjoy an Internet speed of 20 to 25 mbps, as BTS towers have been installed, said BSNL officer Sudershan Kumar. He said the BSNL was given...

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Updated At : 12:26 PM Sep 20, 2020 IST

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Kullu, September 19

BSNL costumers having 4G services crossing the 9.02-km Atal tunnel will enjoy an Internet speed of 20 to 25 mbps, as BTS towers have been installed, said BSNL officer Sudershan Kumar.

He said the BSNL was given the task of providing telecommunication services right from the time when the foundation stone of the tunnel was laid. — OC

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