In a recent state government meeting, cable operators clarified that they only require permission from the central government to utilize public properties and poles, and not from local authorities.
According to the operators, they have the necessary authorization to use public infrastructures for their cables and do not need additional permits from municipal or regional bodies.
This revelation comes as a reassurance to the cable operators who have faced regulatory challenges in the past regarding the installation and maintenance of their networks.
By highlighting their rights to access public spaces for their operations, the cable operators hope to streamline their processes and avoid unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles in the future.
Overall, this development underscores the importance of clear communication and understanding between different levels of government and industry stakeholders to facilitate smooth business operations.