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To: Ramsey Su who started this subject	7/12/2001 7:30:27 AM
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Glitch hits mobile phone system in Beijing Jul 12 2001 1:53PM Homeway Some Beijing mobile phone users of the Global System for Mobiles (GSM) network in the Chinese capital were unable to make or receive calls Wednesday when an unexplained glitch in the network prevented signals from connecting, Xinhua reports. The city's mobile communication company is working urgently to resume operation of the communication system. Sources from the China Mobile Communication Corporation (CMCC) attributed the trouble to the increase of new GSM users after the recent cancellation of the network registration charge, as well as the influx of tourists with mobile phones to the city who occupy a sizable chunk of the GSM network. CMCC did not say exactly when the network would be back to normal. Copyright (c)2001 Beijing Homeway Info.Media Ltd.All Rights Reserved chinaweb.com

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