http://www.cellular-news.com/story/20867.php

GSM Handsets Donated to Afghanistan Police

Afghan Wireless says that it has provided 6,600 phones and SIM cards 
valued at over US$330,000 to the Afghan Police in a ceremony held at the 
Ministry of Interior. Afghan Wireless has previously been involved in 
many programs to equip various Departments with mobile phones and 
connections.

These connections lead to increased productivity, reduced costs, and 
overall administration efficiency. Afghan Wireless has in the past 
provided phones, SIM cards, or Internet Service to firefighters, police, 
Emergency Response Teams, and the Airport officials to help directly 
benefit the Afghan people that rely on these essential services.

Mr. Ehsan Bayat, Chairman of Afghan Wireless, handed over the phones and 
the SIM cards to His Excellency Engr Zarar Ahmad Muqbil (Minister of 
Interior) and said "The Afghan Police have done a commendable job in a 
very tough environment and this is just a small token of appreciation 
from Afghan Wireless"

Today Afghan Wireless connects all major towns and cities in the country 
and is the only operator to have a microwave backbone covering over 
1,650 kilometers.

The Mobile World subscriber database reports that Afghan Wireless is 
estimated to have some 465,000 customers - representing a market share 
of about 30%

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