dawn_1o9 reports that pre-paid GSM SIM cards are now available in Myanmar, but costs and application procedures are still prohibitive. Mobile phones have been used in the protest actions against the ruling Junta.
Written byMong Palatino
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2 comments
hey guys! don’t worry!!!!!!i will make affordable sim card when i become president of myanmar in near future. i pormise i will bring everybody’s heart together. ok? i love you guys…. have a good luck to all….
Hey!
I want to get about this information more than now.
okay,if I become a president of myanmar,
I will create many sim cards.
and also,i will fill people’s desire in communication age.