Cambodian authority bans use of signal boosters, repeaters in households


PHNOM PENH, July 26 (Xinhua): Cambodia's Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC) on Tuesday announced a ban on the use of signal boosters and repeaters in households, saying that these devices have severely affected the quality of mobile services in the user home's surrounding areas.

In its statement, the MPTC said that through radio frequency drive tests and mobile service assessment at townships in the capital Phnom Penh, it has identified that the use of signal boosters and repeaters have caused signal interferences and severely affected the quality of mobile services in the surrounding areas.

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