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	The AIS was ordered to allow the 12,000 customers to make free calls for 100 minutes as compensation.</div>
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NBTC orders AIS to compensate 12,000 customers

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NBTC orders AIS to compensate 12,000 customers

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission Monday ordered Advanced Info Service to compensate 12,000 customers whose call services were disrupted from 10 am to 1:10 pm on Saturday.

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