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Ooredoo has announced a ‘flash promotion’ to celebrate Qatar National Day by offering Hala and Shahry customers five times the data allowance when they activate a 6GB Data Recharge.
Customers will get 30GB of data for the price of 6GB, by topping-up their account with 6GB Data Recharge. The offer will be available for three days from Thursday.
Ooredoo is providing the extra data to enable people to share photos, images and messages during the Qatar National Day celebrations.
The extra data will be available for 30 days when activated during the promotional dates.
Customers can access the 6GB Data Recharge via Ooredoo’s Self-Service Machines, the Ooredoo App, on the Ooredoo website or they can purchase the card and e-vouchers from Ooredoo shops and authorised dealers.
The Ooredoo app is available for free download on the iTunes store (iOS) and Google Play (Android) now.
Ooredoo is also providing customers with free calls to all local Ooredoo numbers for three days. All Shahry Smart and Hala Smart subscribers will receive free unlimited local calls for three days from Thursday.
Ooredoo has also launched the #WeAreAllQatar campaign which includes an inspirational song and video for Qatar National Day.
Other Qatar National Day events will include a special exhibition in Katara Village.
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