By Prince Golez
President Rodrigo Duterte approved the recommendation of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) for telecommunication companies to “shape up” their customer experience, Malacañang said.
“Sumangayon po ang ating Pangulo sa rekomendasyon ng DICT. Kinakailangan na ipagpatuloy pa rin ang shape up at talagang tutukan natin ang mga telecoms para masigurado na patuloy ang kanilang improvement pagdating sa kanilang serbisyo,” Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said in his virtual presser Tuesday.
Roque said Duterte has agreed that Internet speed and connectivity in the Philippines should be at levels similar to that of Vietnam and Thailand.
“Dahil sangayon ang Presidente na dapat kapantay natin ang ating karatig bansa gaya ng Vietnam at Thailand pagdating sa bilis ng telekomunikasyon,” he added.
According to Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index, the country’s internet speed in terms of mobile data speed ranks 110th out of 139 countries, with an average of 18.49 megabits per second (Mbps) as of November 2020 compared to last year’s record of 17.15 Mbps.
In terms of fixed broadband speed, the Philippines placed 103rd out of 176 countries, with an average of 28.69 Mbps.
Source: Latest Politics News Today (Politics.com.ph)
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