(Araucaria) Indicativo (Haiti, ONU)

[PY2ZX]

Olá Lauro, Ed,

Outra idéia seria utilizar o indicativo do CRAEC (Escola de Comunicações
do Exército) /HH para algo mais permamente.

A autoridade local de telecom continua em atividade apesar do ocorrido.
As informações da ARRL logo abaixo.

Flávio PY2ZX

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Haitian Official Announces Contact Information for Amateurs going to
Haiti to Provide Disaster Relief (Jan 23, 2010 [REVISED Jan 25, 2010
13:40 ET]) -- CONATEL (the Haitian Telecomm regulator) has set up
temporary offices and released a public notice. Amateurs wishing to
operate in Haiti to assist with disaster relief need to contact CONATEL
to get formal reciprocal operating clearance. The text of the CONATEL
public notice is as follows: CONATEL NOTICE The National Council of
Telecommunications (CONATEL) hereby notifies the general public, and
those particularly impacted, that following the widespread damage caused
by the violent earthquake of January 12, 2010, a satellite office of
CONATEL was installed at Number 97 of the Avenue Panaméricaine in
Pétion-Ville with the goal of assuring the continuity of its work. This
arrangement will allow, among other things, better coordination for
establishing a temporary emergency telecommunications network in Haiti.
Consequently, all concerned are asked to contact CONATEL at the above
mentioned address between 9 AM and 1 PM and throughout the day at the
following telephone numbers: (you must dial the international calling
code 011 and then the Haitian country code 509 first): 3454-0541,
2516-0000 or 3702-1414, or at these e-mail addresses :
techommunication em yahoo.fr or info em conatel.gouv.ht before any use of
telecommunications equipment or the spectrum resources. We hope to avoid
interference problems and possible conflicts between the incumbent
operators established in Haiti and those who are newly operating in this
unusual circumstance. The National Council of Telecommunications
(CONATEL), while thanking the telecommunications service providers for
all their efforts to keep their networks operational despite the
widespread damage that has been noted, takes this opportunity to offer
its sympathies to the families of the victims of the earthquake.
Port-au-Prince, January 20, 2010 Montaigne Marcelin
Director Général