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Hello, payphones are still being used

By ILI AQILAH
A working public phone at Jalan Seenivasagam, Ipoh.

IPOH: The death knell has not rung yet for public phones.

Car dealer Ruby Rosti, for example, believes that payphones remain necessary as her school-going children still rely on them.

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