AKEL Raises DVB-T2 Transition Issues in Parliament, Seeks Explanations

5 sourcesFirst reported 15 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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The political party AKEL has brought issues concerning the transition to the new DVB-T2 television standard to the attention of the parliament.
They are requesting explanations from the government and involved companies regarding the problems faced by consumers during this transition.
There have been complaints about the unexpected changes that were made to improve image quality, leading to technical support overcharges and increased decoder prices.
AKEL's initiative will be discussed in the relevant parliamentary committee to investigate the consumer impact of the switch to DVB-T2.

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