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Mubarak, Al-Adly and Nazif fined for cutting communications during revolution Ousted president Hosni Mubarak and former ministers Habib Al-Adly and Ahmed Nazif are fined $90.64 million for severing communications during January 25 Revolution
Former president Hosni Mubarak and former ministers Habib Al-Adly and Ahmed Nazif have been fined $90.64 million (LE540 million) for cutting off mobile phone and internet services during the January protests that led to the ouster of the Mubarak regime. In a court ruling, Mubarak was fined LE200 million, former Minister of Interior Al-Adly LE300 million, and ex-Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif LE40 million.The court, however, didn't cancel the licences of the mobile phone companies who implemented the order to cut services during the 18-day revolt.