Pakistanis to hear COVID-19 message instead of ringtone when they call each other
The initiative was announced by Tania Aidrus, Head of Digital Pakistan on Twitter
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EoceanEm, a leading enterprise mobility solutions provider in Pakistan has partnered with PTA to provide a brief message about coronavirus. The message can be heard instead of ringtone when a user places a call.
The initiative was announced by Tania Aidrus, Head of Digital Pakistan on Twitter.
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“When Pakistanis call each other, they'll now hear a brief #COVIDー19 awareness message instead of ringtones. Thanks, @EoceanEm for taking initiative, @PTAofficialpk for issuing the directive, and telcos for helping raise awareness across our 165M subscribers.”
The initiative aims to raise awareness against the rapidly spreading coronavirus that has caused a high death toll around the world.
Pakistan launches bilingual chatbot to address coronavirus concerns
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The bilingual chatbot will be used as a platform to address common queries about the novel coronavirus and quell misinformation widespread on social media.
The initiative was announced by Tania Aidrus, Head of Digital Pakistan on Twitter.
Google Maps warns to call your doctor before visiting
“When Pakistanis call each other, they'll now hear a brief #COVIDー19 awareness message instead of ringtones. Thanks, @EoceanEm for taking initiative, @PTAofficialpk for issuing the directive, and telcos for helping raise awareness across our 165M subscribers.”
The initiative aims to raise awareness against the rapidly spreading coronavirus that has caused a high death toll around the world.
Pakistan launches bilingual chatbot to address coronavirus concerns
Recently the government of Pakistan also launched a chatbot to address common concerns related to novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
The bilingual chatbot will be used as a platform to address common queries about the novel coronavirus and quell misinformation widespread on social media.