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Dhiraagu Offers Free Calls to UAE and Saudi Arabia as Middle East Tensions Escalate

Dhiraagu announced 30 free minutes of calls to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as a temporary support initiative amid Middle East tensions. The offer is activated by dialing *225#, must be used within seven days of activation, and remains open for activation until 2 March 2026.

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    Dhiraagu introduced free international calling minutes to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia and issued a press release confirming t… in 1 Mar morning only The Standard In a press release issued in today morning, the company confirmed that customers can now enjoy 30 free minutes of calls to both destinations

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