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4.
(c)
(d)
Security Forces services connected to the public network; and
hospitals, ambulance stations, doctors, etc.
Should the telephone traffic be such as to severe congestion in the network or overload on exchange, the Managing Director will firstly to the general public to desist from telephone communication.
cause
any appeal
5.
Director
will
If such an appeal fails, then the Managing
be authorised under
the Ordinance, Cap. 106, to block, at services which he considers to be
Telecommunication
his discretion,
non-essential.
Maintenance
6.
In the event of outside exchanges requiring maintenance, the Telephone Company will contact local District/Divisional Police Stations for information the security situation and the need for escorts or otherwise.
on
Security
7.
are
The exchanges are built to a very high standard of physical security. All staff responsible for putting into effect enhanced security measures on the outbreak of an emergency.
Manning of Exchanges
8.
Although all staff
require
exchanges are automatic, they to be in attendance to carry out testing and for the clearance of faults, as well as for security reasons. The staffing of exchanges is
importance and all
services
of
telecommunications
therefore
emergency.
and
exchanges will be staffed
in an
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