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"Apre sezon otòn la nan Mosul, ISIL te travay nan debranche pèp la andedan Mosul vil nan lemonn antye pa rete selilè rezo a GSM, li mete plis restriksyon sou entènèt la," te di Mohammed Al-Mawsili, se yon 28-zan soti nan Mosul ak manadjè a Alghad Radyo. "Pou rezon sa a, nou te mete kanpe estasyon radyo nou yo kenbe yon lyen dirèk nan moun - prizonye yo - ki moun ki yo toujou nan Mosul. Pocket FM kapab itilize nan zòn kote nou pa ka rive jwenn ak transmeteur yo prensipal kote ki gen yon odyans sib, tankou kan ak tout ti bouk. "
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“After the fall of Mosul, ISIL has worked in disconnecting the people inside Mosul city from the whole world by stopping the GSM cellular network and put more restrictions on the internet,” said Mohammed Al-Mawsili, a 28-year-old from Mosul and manager of Alghad Radio. “For this reason, we’ve set up our radio station to keep a direct link within the people — prisoners — who are still in Mosul. Pocket FM can be used in areas where we cannot reach with the main transmitters where there is a target audience, such as camps and villages.”