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Free Internet Access for Remote Towns and Metro Manila Hospitals
The Philippines' Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is launching a project to provide free internet access for one year to 587 remote communities and Metro Manila hospitals, with an allocation of P197.21 million. Satellite internet will be used for remote areas, and fiber optics for hospitals.
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