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After the decision to cut electricity... “Telecommunications” reveals the value of the outstanding bills

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After the decision to cut electricity... “Telecommunications” reveals the value of the outstanding bills
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Nidaa Al Watan: The office of Telecommunications Minister Charles Hajj issued the following statement: Commenting on the decision by Électricité du Liban to cut power to public institutions that have not paid their electricity consumption bills, the Ministry of Telecommunications states that it has forwarded to the Ministry of Finance all the bills it received and reviewed, and that were…

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