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TelEm Group to carry out major cable maintenance works in St. Peters area starting this week. | SMN News

November 3, 2019

TelEm Group to carry out major cable maintenance works in St. Peters area starting this week. | SMN News
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Pond Island:--- TelEm Group’s Outside Plant (OSP) will be starting a major underground cable repair and renovation program in the St. Peters area throughout the month of November and ending in December. The planned works are scheduled to begin Monday and will also include residential and commercial properties in Retreat Estate.

According to TelEm Group Chief Technical Officer (CTO), Mr. Eldert Louisa, badly damaged and corroded underground cables serving residents in these areas need to be replaced to give customers a better telecommunication experience.

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Cable Maintenance works in St. Peters area……………………………………………..2

 

“Over the years these cables have become affected by the elements


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/telem-group-to-carry-out-major-cable-maintenance-works-in-st-peters-area-starting-this-week-smn-news/

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