NTA fines 14 ISPs for unapproved internet packages, tariffs; Orders to compensate affected customers
Summary
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority has fined 14 internet service providers Rs 50,000 each for offering unapproved internet packages and charging beyond approved tariff rates. The regulator has ordered the companies to withdraw the unauthorised plans and compensate affected customers.
Key Points
- The Nepal Telecommunications Authority fined 14 internet service providers Rs 50,000 each for violating tariff and licence rules.
- The companies were found offering unapproved packages and charging customers beyond approved rates.
- NTA ordered the providers to withdraw the unauthorised plans and report corrective action.
- Affected customers are to be compensated based on verified claims.
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