New Baba Telecommunication

If you walk through Harola near Sector 5, you will find us at G-43. It is a small shop, New Baba Telecommunication, and there is always something going on here. We mostly deal with phones and all the small things people need for them. People come in with cracked screens or phones that just won't turn on, and we spend the afternoon trying to figure out what is wrong. It gets quite crowded in this part of Harola, so there is always noise from the street outside. We have glass counters filled with chargers, cables, and some second-hand handsets that people are looking to buy or trade. The lights in the shop are a bit bright, but it helps when you are looking at tiny screws and circuit boards all day long. We don't have a big team, just a couple of us who know our way around a mobile phone. Sometimes the internet is slow and that makes it hard to do the digital recharges, but we get it done eventually. Customers usually wait around and chat while we work on their devices. It is a simple life in the shop. We open up early and stay until the market starts to quiet down at night. Most of the people who come in are locals from the nearby blocks. We know a lot of them by name now because they have been coming here for years whenever their phone acts up.