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According to them, avoidable fibre damage caused by negligence, poor coordination, or unauthorised excavation now constitutes a criminal offence under existing laws, stressing that
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“Any damage resulting from unauthorized digging, construction activities, or failure to collaborate with relevant authorities to prevent damage during construction constitutes a criminal
NSCDC Warns Contractors Against Damaging Fibre Cable,
He warned that ignorance of the existence of fibre-optic cables would not be accepted as an excuse and that anyone found responsible for damaging such infrastructure would face immediate...
NCC and NSCDC have warned that damaging fibre-optic cables
As a result, any damage arising from unauthorized excavation, construction activities, or failure to coordinate with relevant authorities is deemed a criminal act.
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“Consequently, any damage resulting from unauthorised digging, construction activities, or failure to collaborate with relevant authorities to prevent damage during construction constitutes a criminal
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