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Telephones go dead after cable theft in Delhi

Hundreds of telephones went dead following the theft of a large quantity of underground cables.

Published on: Oct 8, 2006, 14:42:00 IST
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Hundreds of telephones went dead on Sunday in parts of south Delhi following the theft of a large quantity of underground cables, said officials.

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The theft took place after midnight on Saturday near the Police Training Centre at Malviya Nagar, leading to a major fault that affected hundreds of telephones in Saket and adjoining areas, a Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) official told IANS.

"We are getting lots of complaints about dead phones," the officer said. "From what we know there is a major problem, and it is going to take some time putting the phones back in order."

 
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