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Miscreants cut tele cables in Nilkhet

22 August 2010, 18:00 PM

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Around 32,00 telephones under Nilkhet Telephone Exchange have gone out of order as unknown miscreants cut the underground cables and tried to steal, says a press release of Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Ltd (BTCL). Repairing work is underway and the telephones will be in order within one or two days. A general diary was filed with Lalbagh Police Station in this connection.

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