Theorem 2.1.4 of the paper Deferred Statistical Convergence of Sequences

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I am reading this paper stuck at Theorem 2.1.4

The inequation $${1\over{q(n)-p(n)}}\sum_{k=p(n)+1}^{q(n)}|x_k-l|\le M {1\over{q(n)-p(n)}}|\{k:p(n)\lt k\le q(n) , |x_k-l|\ge \epsilon\}|\\+\epsilon{{1\over{q(n)-p(n)}}|\{k:p(n)\lt k\le q(n) , |x_k-l|\lt \epsilon\}}|$$ is established. Then it says that from the limit relations we have $$\lim_{n\rightarrow \infty}{1\over {q(n)-p(n)}}\sum_{k=p(n)+1}^{q(n)}|x_k-l|=0$$

I know the first summand of RHS tends to $0$ as $n\rightarrow \infty$ by definition of $DS[p,q]$ convergence but what ensures that the second summand also tends to $0$ as $n\rightarrow \infty \ ?$

Please help somebody.