PHILIPSBURG:— TelEm Group says new patterns of work and general measures in the population to help stop the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is leading to a surge in demand for the company’s internet service.
According to Chief Technical Officer (CTO) Mr. Eldert Louisa, with more people now working from home and with schools remaining closed, the company is seeing an increase in internet use during the day. There is also an increase in use during the traditional peak evening hours when internet usage is normally at its highest.
The CTO says the changing patterns of use means technical
Home
St. Martin News Network TelEm Group technicians making quick response plans to handle new spikes in...
Latest Local News
Motorbike rider injured on the Welfare Road. | SMN NEWS
PHILIPSBURG:— The Police Patrol and the traffic department were alerted to a serious traffic accident that had taken place today February 26th, 2021 around...
MUO between St Maarten and Anguilla was signed in 2013. ...
PHILIPSBURG:—On February 5th, 2021 Member of Parliament (MP) Claudius Buncamper sent a letter to the minister of Justice, the honorable Anna E. Richardson regarding Anguilla...
Saba surpasses 1,000 vaccinations mark. | SMN NEWS
SABA–Shortly before 12 noon on Friday, February 26, Saba surpassed the 1,000 vaccinations mark. Janelie Barnes was the 1,000th person to get her Moderna...
EU Blacklists Four Caribbean Territories, Saint Lucia Delisted. | SMN...
Saint Luci:— The Council of the European Union (EU), on 22 February 2021, announced changes to the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax...
Thomas murder suspect remains behind bars for another 8 days. ...
PHILIPSBURG:— Bernal Neale the suspect police arrested ten days ago for the murder of MAC School teacher Rhonda Richmond Thomas remains behind bars for...
View comments
Hide comments