Ministry of Information and Communications issues telegram requesting proactive response to storm Tra Mi

(CLO) The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has just issued a telegram requesting the Department of Information and Communications of coastal provinces and cities from Quang Ninh to Binh Thuan , units under the Ministry, and postal and telecommunications enterprises to proactively respond to storm Tra Mi.

Telegram 09 on proactive response to storm TRAMI (also known as Tra Mi) was signed by Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Pham Duc Long on October 24. According to the telegram, the tropical depression in the sea east of the Philippines has strengthened into a storm. To proactively respond, units must deploy and strictly implement the regime of on-duty leadership, on-duty command for natural disaster prevention, control, search and rescue, and on-duty information rescue 24/7.

Forecast of the direction and area of ​​influence of storm Tra Mi on the morning of October 25. Photo: NCHMF

Specific tasks assigned to the Department of Information and Communications and units and enterprises in the industry were also clearly stated by the Ministry of Information and Communications in the dispatch.

In addition to being the focal point for receiving information and synthesizing storm developments, the Telecommunications Department is also responsible for directing telecommunications businesses to deploy response measures.

The Press Department and the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information direct mass media agencies to broadcast and report promptly on forecasts and warnings of storm developments and storm response instructions so that local authorities at all levels and people can monitor and update regularly.

The Departments of Information and Communications are the focal points directing postal and telecommunications enterprises in the area to coordinate and synchronously deploy response plans, meeting the communication needs of the leaders of the People's Committee, the Provincial Civil Defense Command and local authorities to direct and operate storm response work.

The Departments of Information and Communications also need to strengthen communications in key areas and areas that may be affected by natural disasters; inform the Department of Industry and Trade of areas that need to prioritize grid power for BTS stations that can withstand level 4 natural disasters to ensure the maintenance of communications...

The Ministry of Information and Communications directs telecommunications enterprises to immediately deploy measures to ensure the safety of communication systems to serve the direction and operation of storm response, develop information rescue plans when incidents occur; focus on reinforcing stations, high masts, antenna masts of radio transmitters, radio receivers, transmission systems and peripheral networks that may be affected by storms; be ready to send storm warning messages to subscribers in areas that may be affected and roam between mobile networks when requested by the Ministry of Information and Communications...

VNPT, Viettel, and MobiFone are required to ensure network security, public network communications, and increase mobile BTS vehicles to locations at risk of losing communication to be ready for rescue.

Vietnam Maritime Electronic Information Company (Vishipel) must proactively coordinate with the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting to promptly broadcast storm forecast bulletins; coordinate with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to broadcast storm forecast bulletins to notify dangerous areas and instruct and call on ships operating at sea to stay away from dangerous areas and find safe shelters; strictly maintain the emergency information watchdog regime.

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