Indonesia says Musk's Starlink granted licences to operate


JAKARTA (AFP): Elon Musk's Starlink satellite company has been granted business licences to operate in Indonesia, a senior communication and information ministry official has confirmed.

Starlink's network of low Earth orbit satellites can provide internet to remote locations or areas that have had normal communications infrastructure disabled.

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