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	The ministry has issued the order banning access to its officials&rsquo; favourite web site after finding that its bandwidth went low because of excessive Internet usage for web sites that did not seem to be related to the ministry&rsquo;s work.&nbsp;</div>
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Interior Ministry officials banned from using Facebook during work

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