Kathmandu. It is with deep sadness that the company confirms that last week’s vandalism caused serious damage to Ncell’s head office in Kathmandu ‘Ncell iCom’ as well as regional offices in Mahendranagar, Dhangadhi and Pokhara. “These incidents not only pose a serious risk to the safety of employees but also to the safety and continuity of service of our employees,” the company said in a statement.
Despite these challenges, Ncell remains steadfast to its mission to ensure continuous access to telecommunications services for people and the nation as always. In a bid to ensure uninterrupted local service in a smooth and smooth manner, Ncell has been providing free local voice calls, SMS service and internet service for three days. For the past 20 years, Ncell has been prioritizing the service to the entire community and that reflects its unwavering dedication to its customers.
Ncell has congratulated Sushila Karki as the newly-appointed Prime Minister of Nepal moves forward towards a new chapter under the leadership of the interim government. Welcoming the change brought by the youths of the country, the party has expressed the collective hope that this change will bring greater unity, peace and prosperity for all Nepalis.
Ncell has been contributing towards the transformation journey of Nepal in ICT for 20 years, creating jobs, accelerating economic growth and contributing towards building a Digital Nepal. Today, the company has reiterated its commitment to serve the country and people with even more determination and resilience. Ncell stands shoulder to shoulder with its employees, customers and the community and is sincerely grateful for the support, support and solidarity provided so far.
In conclusion, Ncell wishes for eternal peace to the departed souls of those who lost their lives during the protests last week and wishes for the speedy recovery of those injured.
