He said his government was following up on the proposal of the National Reform Council for his government to have the mobile phone operators to change the charging method from per-minute to per-second basis. 
	But the change would take time for making changes to various systems so the new charging method could take effect on March 1 as the soonest, Prayut said. 
	The Nation

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