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B-mobile users’ 3G to work properly from December

October 28, 2014
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B-mobile-3GServicesB-mobile users are complaining that the 3G service is not working properly over the last two months. Forget browsing internet, it’s been difficult even to make a call, they say.

Bhutan Telecom’s General Manager, Sangay Wangdi, says the increase in B-mobile users has led to network disruption over the past few months. There are 160,000 B-mobile users in Thimphu. However, Telecom has 256 KB bandwidth that caters to only 20,000 users.


Sangay Wangdi says they will increase the bandwidth to 1 GB by first week of December which should be able to cater to more than 100,000 users.

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