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Ncell launches 'Gazzabko Data Pack'

KATHMANDU, Feb 4: Ncell has offered subscribers a new range of all-time data packs at affordable rates. Ncell Private Ltd on Sunday has announced the launch of a data pack named 'Gazzabko Data Pack' under which Ncell customers can enjoy data volumes ranging from 75 MB to 3 GB.
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KATHMANDU, Feb 4: Ncell has offered subscribers a new range of all-time data packs at affordable rates. Ncell Private Ltd on Sunday has announced the launch of a data pack named 'Gazzabko Data Pack' under which Ncell customers can enjoy data volumes ranging from 75 MB to 3 GB.


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According to a press statement, Gazzabko Data Pack is coming into effect from Monday. Under this pack, customers can buy 75 MB data at just Rs 15 (Rs 19.15 including taxes). This pack has a validity of 1 day. Customers can subscribe to a mid-range data volume of 200 MB data valid for 3 days at Rs 35 (Rs 44.69 including taxes).


Likewise, customers can enjoy 500 MB data having a validity of 7 days at Rs 75 (Rs 95.77 including taxes). For those customers who prefer to use high data volumes, can buy 3 GB data at just Rs 355 (Rs 453.30 including taxes). This pack is valid for 30 days. Subscribers can activate Gazzabko data packs by dialing *17123# and following the instructions. These data packs can also be subscribed easily from Ncell App.

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