5 Lakhs User stopped using Ncell's 4G

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The number of 4G users of government-owned Nepal Telecom (NTC) has increased. According to the MIS (Management Information System) report released by the Nepal Telecom Authority last week, the number of 4G users has increased by 1442.

At the same time, the number of NTC's 4G users has reached 841,022 in November. According to the MIS report, the number of 4G users in October was 839,580.

Private sector service provider Ncell's 4G users have declined as the number of state-owned telecom users has increased. According to the report, 500,000 people have stopped using Ncell's 4G. According to the report, 37 lakh 13 thousand 431 people used Ncell's 4G in October, but only 32 lakh 70 thousand 431 people used it in November.

'Impact of tax dispute on Ncell'
Consumer rights activists have commented on the impact of the tax dispute on Ncell's decline in 4G users in a month. Madhav Timilsina, chairman of the Consumer Rights Research Forum, said Ncell's 4G subscribers had declined as consumers were discouraged by the tax dispute.

"4G is just a name," he said. Users may also have been demoralized due to Ncell's tax dispute. '

The number of 4G users is 4.5 million
According to the MIS report, the total number of 4G users in November was 4.5 million. According to the report, the total number of 4G users in Nepal is 4.361 million 217. The report states that 12.1 million people are using 3G.

72 percent of consumers have access to the Internet
According to the recent report, 72 percent of the total population in Nepal has access to the Internet. According to the report, 213.73 million people have access to the Internet. That number is 72.42 percent of the total population. The number of users with fixed broadband wires is 15.53 percent, the number of wireless internet users is zero point 78 and the number of mobile phone broadband internet users is 56.11 percent.

More mobile phone users than population
According to the MIS report, the number of mobile phone users in Nepal is more than the total population. Out of a population of about 30 million, the number of people using all kinds of mobile phone services is 42.878 million. Officials of the Nepal Telecommunication Authority say that the number is higher as one person has taken two or more mobile services.