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Now, you can get updated on all breaking news even while on the move with Hutch News Alerts Service at a very affordable fee of Rs 30/- (plus tax) per month. When you register for this service you will receive SMS updates from the number +7878 on a daily basis on all reported breaking news items that are of general interest to the public. As Hutch is not a provider of news content, we have partnered with a reputed news agency to provide you with this service. More>> www.jasminenews.com
With Hutch News Alerts Service you are sure not to miss key news headlines or events.
In addition to news in English text, we also offer 'Singlish' news updates (English letters used to communicate Sinhala words), so that you can decide which option suits you best, (please refer How to Use this Service for more information).
To register for this service:

NEWSREG And Send 7878
Hutch News Updates can be obtained in two ways:

Breaking News Alerts
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You will be charged a Monthly Subscription Fee of Rs. 30/- per month, and will receive regular news updates. Please note your subscription will be auto renewed every month.

Breaking News on Demand
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You will be charged Rs 2/- per news item you receive via SMS.[source-HUTCH.lk]-ADMIN
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