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Bangladesh: Banglalink to provide free internet & talk time

Many have not been able to recharge their mobile phones for a long time due to restrictions during the lockdown and financial crisis

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Dhaka — The company has come up with a special offer for all customers. The company will provide free mobile internet and voice calls to 50 lakh customers of the country.

Many have not been able to recharge their mobile phones for a long time due to restrictions during the lockdown and financial crisis.

It is learned that customers have not been able to use their SIM since April 15 will get 10 minutes of voice calls and 100 MB of the internet for free.

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To get this free service you need to dial * 888 #.

Free internet and talk time will be seven days. Offer valid till 31st May.

In this regard, Banglalink’s Marketing Director Sourav Prakash said that due to the nationwide ban, many customers have problems recharging their phones. With this in mind, Banglalink is making this special offer.

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