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SIMs for free!

SIM cards used in mobile phones are now going for a mere Rs 10 while some operators are also offering it free as mobile operators play ‘catch-up’ to garner a large segment of the untapped market. Pic by M.A. Pushpakumara shows a SIM being offered at Rs 10 in Kandy.

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