Just like Globe's earlier announcement about charging for 911 calls, PLDT/Smart has also made a statement regarding charging calls to 911 emergency hotline and the 8888 complaint hotline. "If the government will instruct us to make it free, no problem," Ramon Isberto, head of PLDT/Smart Public Affairs, told the Philippines News Agency in an interview. Smart is also aligned with PLDT Group’s endeavors to narrow the digital divide to provide connectivity to all Filipinos. Read more in our articles including "PLDT, Smart to charge for 911, 8888 hotlines; unless gov't says no." and "Starlink hikes Residential plans to Php4,099; Roaming to Php5,999".
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Oct 22, 2020Just like Globe's earlier announcement about charging for 911 calls, PLDT/Smart has also made a statement regarding charging calls to 911 emergency hotline and the 8888 complaint hotline. "If the government will instruct us to make it free, no problem," Ramon Isberto, head of PLDT/Smart Public Affairs, told the Philippines News Agency in an interview.
Smart is also aligned with PLDT Group’s endeavors to narrow the digital divide to provide connectivity to all Filipinos.
Our coverage of pldt smart 911 includes: "PLDT, Smart to charge for 911, 8888 hotlines; unless gov't says no."; "Starlink hikes Residential plans to Php4,099; Roaming to Php5,999"; "Smart Bro now up to 2Mbps". Each article provides unique insights and information.