Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has withdrawn the recent directive to reduce the upload speed of internet; This information was given in an email sent by Sabina Islam, senior assistant director of the company on Sunday Is informed Prothom Alo is reporting. According to the email, the directive has been revoked since 11pm on May 18, but due to a management error in the mail, the message did not reach the International Internet Gateway (IIG) operators. The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission has expressed regret over these reasons.

As you may know, BTRC has asked Internet subscribers to provide a maximum of 25% of their purchased bandwidth from 6pm on May 15 until further notice. That is, if you use a 100 Mbps connection, the maximum upload speed on your Internet connection would be 25 Mbps. So it took 4 times longer to upload a file than before, which is definitely inconvenient.

Sajjad Hossain, Director (Spectrum Management), BTRC, told Prothom Alo: Calls of three mobile phone companies were monitored in four hours. But after 11 pm, letters were sent to IIGs to remove this barrier on the Internet.