Poor Network: Reps panel rejects ALTON’s representation, insists on telecom chiefs’ appearance

The lawmakers insisted that the operators must appear individually to explain recurring complaints about dropped calls, poor internet connectivity, failed airtime and data transactions, and inadequate network coverage. The post Poor Netw…
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