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As part of the country’s 100 days of mourning, cellphones have been banned within its borders. If you’re caught pulling out a portable to make a call, send a text or get directions to the nearest statue of the departed dictator you’ll be charged as a war criminal — that means serious time in a labor camp or death. Fun!
Then again, in a nation where the average income is about $1 a month and cellphone ownership is a highly restricted privilege, we can’t imagine too many people have anything to worry about. Sadly, this also means there’s one less way to get information out of the already hard to crack territory.
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