Cellphone service providers requested to check facilities

Cellphone service providers requested to check facilities

TOKYO, Japan - Ryosuke Haraguchi (2nd from L), director general of Telecommunications Business Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, speaks at the outset of a liaison meeting with senior officials from all of the nation's providers of cellphone and personal handy phone system services at the ministry in Tokyo on Feb. 22, 2012. The ministry asked them to conduct a thorough check of their facilities and in-house structures for ensuring smooth operations.

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