Mobile networks run smoothly in highlands, central Vietnam on Tet
Hanoi Times - Central and highland provinces did not suffer mobile network bottlenecks during the weeklong Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday for the first time thanks to operators’ prior efforts to upgrade networks.
Hanoi Times - Central and highland provinces did not suffer mobile network bottlenecks during the weeklong Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday for the first time thanks to operators’ prior efforts to upgrade networks.
A representative of state-run Mobifone said the number of local calls and text messages have been manageable due to the presence of its 1,000 transmitters in the areas.
Military-run Viettel, meanwhile, had raised its locally-based transmitters to 1,000 since late 2007.
Vinafone, another state-run operator, had established over 300 transmitters in crowded central and highland provinces, while reserving two mobile transmitters operating around the clock to handle network problems during the holiday.
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