Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL) that provides telecom services under the brand MTS today announced that it will provide 1 GB of free data upload with 3 days of validity to all its customers in Tamil Nadu circle. Both prepaid and postpaid customers in the state will get free data upload as part of a special initiative. The move has been prompted due to the prevailing flood conditions in the state which is facing incessant rains since the last few days.
According to Suresh S Kumar, COO – Kerala, Karnataka & Tamil Nadu – MTS India, "This is a time of crisis for the state of Tamil Nadu as thousands have been left stranded due to the incessant rains in the state since the last few days. People are currently fighting bad weather as they wait for rescue teams to arrive. At MTS India, we take it as our duty to do our bit and extend full support to our customers in Tamil Nadu who need to connect with their family and friends and inform them about their well-being."
The rains in Tamil Nadu have played havoc since the last few days and have disrupted normal life. As many of the cities in the state are submerged in deep water, the state’s lifeline has been disconnected and people are struggling to arrange for basic essentials like food, water and electricity. With the water level consistently rising, many residents have taken refuge on their homes' terraces or other high rise buildings.
According to Suresh S Kumar, COO – Kerala, Karnataka & Tamil Nadu – MTS India, "This is a time of crisis for the state of Tamil Nadu as thousands have been left stranded due to the incessant rains in the state since the last few days. People are currently fighting bad weather as they wait for rescue teams to arrive. At MTS India, we take it as our duty to do our bit and extend full support to our customers in Tamil Nadu who need to connect with their family and friends and inform them about their well-being."
The rains in Tamil Nadu have played havoc since the last few days and have disrupted normal life. As many of the cities in the state are submerged in deep water, the state’s lifeline has been disconnected and people are struggling to arrange for basic essentials like food, water and electricity. With the water level consistently rising, many residents have taken refuge on their homes' terraces or other high rise buildings.
