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Battery Theft: Battery Theft: Accused Arrested in Natekal | Mangaluru News - Vimarsana News

Battery Theft: Battery Theft: Accused Arrested in Natekal | Mangaluru News

Mangaluru city police have nabbed an accused for stealing batteries from trucks. The accused is Riyaz, 30, a resident of Kaje in Talapady. A team of Konaje police seized the batteries and a vehicle used to commit the crime from the accused. The value of seized items is Rs 3.9 lakh. Konaje police had registered a case after batteries from trucks were stolen on January 29. The accused was arrested from Natekal on Wednesday.

Police zone in on suspects in mobile battery theft - Vimarsana News

Police zone in on suspects in mobile battery theft

Tonga police nab two suspects, aged 31 and 34, after receiving information about suspicious activity at a mobile tower.

VIDEO: Inside MTN's vandalised base station - Vimarsana News

VIDEO: Inside MTN's vandalised base station

ITWeb gets first-hand view of an MTN base station in Soweto targeted by criminal syndicates that increasingly take advantage of the cover of load-shedding darkness.

MTN to spend R1.5bn to 'harden' network against vandals, load-shedding - Vimarsana News

MTN to spend R1.5bn to 'harden' network against vandals, load-shedding

The nationwide programme is aimed at warding off the negative impact and frustration caused by power cuts, theft and vandalism.

Is it legal for your cellular network provider to announce sudden price hikes? - Vimarsana News

Is it legal for your cellular network provider to announce sudden price hikes?

In recent weeks, certain mobile network providers have had to let their customers know that they can expect a price hike if they are contract/subscription holders. Get the full details on the situation: why is this happening, when will changes take effect, and is it legal?