A Member of the National Assembly (MNA) has voiced strong concerns over the continued lack of mobile phone service in his constituency, saying he was “ashamed” that residents were still facing connectivity problems.
The lawmaker questioned why people in the area have yet to receive reliable mobile coverage despite the growing importance of communication services in everyday life.
He said poor connectivity is creating difficulties for residents who rely on mobile networks for communication, education, business and other essential activities. The MNA also questioned the lack of progress in resolving the issue and called for attention from the relevant authorities.
Reliable mobile connectivity has become an important part of daily life, particularly in areas where people depend on mobile phones for accessing information, contacting family members and carrying out work-related activities.
The continued service problems have raised concerns among residents who expect better communication facilities in their communities.
The MNA’s remarks have once again brought the issue of inadequate mobile coverage into focus and highlighted the need for telecom authorities and service providers to address connectivity gaps. Residents are now looking for practical steps to improve network coverage and ensure uninterrupted mobile services in the constituency.
