Mobitel on Friday said it has come forward to support its customers by offering the “highest anytime data” packages, so that they can stay at home and conduct their day-to-day operations in a smooth and hassle-free manner.
“Mobitel’s anytime data packages offer abundant data to its pre-paid customers. Committed to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the national effort and determined to support their efforts to ease the situation for people in the country, Mobitel is working round-the-clock to ensure Mobitel’s high network quality is maintained right throughout,” the company said in a media release.
Mobitel has launched offers on three anytime data packages - Rs. 49 + Taxes for 750 MB; Rs. 99 + Taxes for 1.5 GB; and Rs. 199 + Taxes – 3.3GB. These bundles for pre-paid customers include a 4G bonus and are recommended for 4G users. Mobitel pre-paid customers can dial #170# or log in to the Datamart app to activate their chosen plan and enjoy anytime data, it said.
Mobitel said its customer-centric approach is demonstrated by its speedy response to the current crisis by extending superior quality connectivity and generous packages to facilitate customers to be best prepared to tackle the current pandemic crisis.
The number of Buddhist monks who were killed following the accident at the Na Uyana Theravada Buddhist Monastery (Na Uyana Aranya Senansenaya) in Pansiyagama, Melsiripura, Kurunegala currently stands at nine , with four injured, Minister of Buddhasasana, Religious and Cultural Affairs Prof. Hiniduma Sunil Senevi told Parliament this morning. He revealed that two of the injured Buddhist monks are being treated at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU
Several shops were damaged in a major fire that broke out in a shop on the third floor of a building at First Cross Street in Pettah, Colombo, today evening.
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, addressing the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, said that both inequality and poverty ought to be regarded as a worldwide catastrophe that requires urgent attention.
The opposition has renewed its demand for a long delayed forensic audit into the controversial e-visa deal, following the sentencing of former Controller General of Immigration, Harsha Ilukpitiya, for contempt of court.
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