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BSES launches WhatsApp service

Updated At : 12:50 PM Jan 24, 2019 IST

New Delhi, January 23

Power discom BSES has launched its WhatsApp service to cater to the needs of its consumers in south and west Delhi, said a company spokesperson today.

Now apart from BSES' mobile app and website, a consumer can get a duplicate bill on WhatApp.

The service will be launched soon for consumers in east and central Delhi, he said. — PTI

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