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9 July
Public frustration grows as complaints arise over malfunctioning televisions post-transition.
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The political party AKEL has raised concerns regarding the transition to the DVB-T2 television standard, submitting an issue to the Cypriot Parliament for discussion. They are calling for explanations from both the government and the companies involved, citing a series of problems that have arisen due to the switch. The party emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues to understand the impact on consumers.
Reported problems include technical difficulties with television reception and reported unjustified increases in the prices of decoders, as well as complaints regarding excessive charges for technical support. AKEL's initiative aims to ensure that these matters are thoroughly examined by the relevant parliamentary committee, reflecting the widespread dissatisfaction among viewers experiencing disruption in their television services.
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