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Zong for lifting ban on five SIMs per CNIC

byCustoms Today Report
05/09/2015
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LAHORE: The country’s one of the biggest cellular companies, Zong, has sought removal of ban on five SIMs per CINC.

The company, after strong demand from consumers, has moved the Supreme Court to lift ban. This restriction was causing huge revenue loss to both government and industry and it had become a hurdle in industry growth rate. Zong, by submitting an application, broke the silence in this regard as none of the CMOs took initiative against this restriction. Zong took the stance that the biometric verification kills the very basis reason on which the limit of five SIMs was imposed.

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