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Japan's largest mobile carrier faces govt order due to 'serious' system failure

Tokyo, Nov 26 (UNI/Xinhua) The Japanese government has issued an administrative order on Friday to NTT Docomo Inc. (NTT Docomo), the largest mobile carrier of Japan, after a system failure last month, which affected at least 12.9 million users and was called a "serious incident" by the communications ministry, local media reported Friday.

The ministry ordered NTT Docomo to prevent a recurrence of this incident, which had led to many users nationwide being unable to use voice and data services at one point on October 14, due to the failure caused by work on NTT Docomo's network, taking around 29 hours for services to be fully restored.
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