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Snag hits BSNL broadband services across Haryana

Tribune News Service Ambala February 25 BSNLnbspbroadband services including the mobile Internet remained suspended in all parts of the state except Ambala for a few hours after they experienced anbsptechnicalnbspsnagnbspon Wednesday

Updated At : 11:18 PM Feb 25, 2015 IST

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Ambala, February 25

BSNL broadband services, including the mobile Internet, remained suspended in all parts of the state except Ambala for a few hours after they experienced a technical snag on Wednesday.
According to BSNL, the organisation’s main servers installed at Bengaluru experienced problems. BNSL mobile consumers could not use Internet services from early morning till afternoon on Wednesday. Services were restored by the evening.

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