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SINGAPORE M1 CLIENTS GOT DISRUPTED SERVICES YET AGAIN FOR SECOND TIME

Published On 21 Dec 2020 11:57 AM

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M1 clients in Singapore revealed disturbance to their Internet administrations, the second time this month

This is additionally the fourth disturbance to M1 benefits this year.

@M1Singapore it is down once more. People need to change how they use M1. The company is affecting all individuals telecommuting, said Twitter client Michael Guerin on the telco's online media....

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SINGAPORE M1 CLIENTS GOT DISRUPTED SERVICES YET AGAIN FOR SECOND TIME

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