t has been announced by the Telecommunication regulatory commission that all outgoing calls for both land and mobile phones would be increased by a sum of 25% which is for the entire duration of the call.
It is learnt that no charge would be levied to the recipients of the calls and for ‘sms’ messages.
The Director General of the Telecommunication Regulatory Commission Anusha Pelpita says the government would receive an additional revenue of Rs 400 million for a year via this increase.
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