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TelEm Group upgrading power systems for fixed internet service. | SMN News

September 24, 2019

TelEm Group upgrading power systems for fixed internet service. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---  A team of telecommunication experts will be carrying out the first in a series of scheduled upgrades to the power supply system at TelEm Group’s SMITCOMS Central location, Harbour View, late Tuesday and into the early hours Wednesday morning.

Manager, Core Networks, Mr. Percival Cocks says while the scheduled works are not expected to be service affecting, interruptions may still occur, and internet customers should not be alarmed. Neither should they tamper with their internet modem if they experience any interruptions in service during the scheduled work hours.

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“The team will be working on the power system upgrade between the


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