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Storms disrupt Nepal Telecom services in various locations

Severe weather conditions including gusty winds and rain have affected telecommunication services.

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  • Windstorms and rain disrupted Nepal Telecom services in several areas.
  • The adverse weather caused temporary network outages.
  • Services were impacted following sudden meteorological conditions.

Adverse weather conditions involving windstorms and rainfall caused disruptions to Nepal Telecom services in multiple locations. The disruption affected communication infrastructure in the affected areas, according to available updates. The weather event impacted network availability for users of the telecommunication provider. Normal operations faced interruptions due to the sudden meteorological conditions reported. Maintenance teams were working to restore normal operations following the disruption caused by the severe weather. Further assessments of the affected network areas continued.

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