Free Mobile representatives will answer questions from local residents for 3 hours in groups of 4 in a municipality in the north. At the center of the topic is the 3G, 4G and 5G antenna access.
If in most cases operators can safely camp their antennas in the countryside, mayors and local residents sometimes have a hard time doing this. Construction site closures, mass demonstrations, and refusal of elected officials and legal action are not uncommon. Driven by the desire not to resort to force, telecom companies prefer dialogue and often send representatives to municipalities in order to reassure residents and answer residents’ questions, thus trying to dispel more common concerns such as the impact of waves on health and 5G.
In Busua in the North Province, Free Mobile plans to install a 3G, 4G and 5G site more than 100 meters from the population in order to cover the north of this city of more than 3,000 people. To answer the questions of the locals, an unparalleled stay will be organized on March 7, for 3 hours at the Citizenship House.
“It is not a general meeting where everyone is asking questions at the same time, and people will come and be greeted in groups of about four people each free, Who will answer their questions,” told Jean-Claude Marais, Mayor of Bossoa.
If he has to give his opinion on this institution, the elected official appears in favor: “At the head of Bossoa, many complain about not having enough network, support the mayor. We will see if there is really much opposition to this project, and if there is not three or four Only people against it.This mobile site should be created on a common plot.
Source: Voice of the North.
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