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HONG KONG : Mauritius's communications regulator ordered all internet service providers to suspend access to social media platforms on Friday to Nov.11, a day after the upcoming general election, as the country reels from a wiretapping scandal.

The Information and Communication Technologies Authority said the temporary social media ban was in response to "illegal postings".

Jugnauth first became prime minister in 2017, when his father stepped down from the post.

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Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeChinaHong KongIndiaMauritius

Topics: Society Social Jugnauth Country Office Minister Prime Internet Access Media Election

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Published On: 2024-11-01 @ 16:41:49 (2 hours ago)

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