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Students to get 60% additional data to access e-learning sites

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After almost over two months of school closure and introduction of various e-learning strategies to keep students engaged and studying in the safety of their homes, additional data for students has finally been approved.

High internet charges has been one of the most talked about issue following the introduction of various e-learning platforms in response to nationwide school closure.

Starting May 11, students will be provided with 60% additional data to access e-learning sites from 7 in the morning till 12 noon every day.

Students to get 60% additional data to access e-learning sites

After almost over two months of school closure and introduction of various e-learning strategies to keep students engaged and studying in the safety of their homes, additional data for students has finally been approved.High internet charges has been one of the most talked about issue following the introduction of various e-learning platforms in response to nationwide school closure.Starting May 11, students will be provided with 60% additional data to access e-learning sites from 7 in the morning till 12 noon every day.

Posted by BBS on Saturday, May 9, 2020

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