Kathmandu, September 15
Nepal Telecommunication Authority has implemented the mobile device management system (MDMS) from Thursday.
NTA has implemented the MDMS to stop the illegal entry of mobile phones into the country. Following the implementation of the mobile device management system, all mobile phones brought into the country will have to be registered.
Mobile device management system is a centralized government-owned system to keep a record of any and all phones and similar electronic accessories that enter the country—via their unique IMEI number(s). This includes smartphones, feature phones, bar phones, tablets, etc.
Phones not registered at the NTA cannot be used in the country. This applies to new phones being brought into the country. Old phones will be registered automatically, say NTA.
NTA has asked people to only buy phones that have been registered. To check if the phone has been registered or not, people can visit mdms.nta.gov.np and put in the phone’s IMEI number.
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