Damascus-SANA
The first test call from the Zabadani Communication Center will take place tomorrow, Monday, announcing its return to work after the Syrian Telecom Company has completed its rehabilitation work, as it will start work equipped with a tower to secure the latest communication services through the (fixed lite) technology that secures telephone services and Internet services (G4 for subscribers), according to Director of Communications, Rural Damascus, Engineer Hussein Al-Aweti.
In a statement to SANA, Ben Al-Aweti said that the center has been out of service since 2013 after it was destroyed, sabotaged and robbed by terrorists, indicating that it is one of the main centers in the northwestern countryside of Damascus. Optical cable, Damascus, Beirut.
Al-Owaiti indicated that the exchange is ready for opening tomorrow, as it has been rehabilitated in several stages, as the divider hall and some service rooms, including the experiment room and the auditors' lobby, were equipped with the six facades and accessories belonging to the main center where they were put into service on an experimental basis.
Al-Owaiti indicated that the optical cables (Al-Zabadani, Madaya) and (Al-Zabadani, Al-Rawda) were rehabilitated, pointing out that the area was serviced by an Ericsson telephone exchange with a capacity of 21074 numbers, of which 15,000 numbers were placed in the service, in addition to its equipment (MSIN) with a capacity of 3200 gates. Internet (ADSL) to provide broadband services.
Al-Owaiti pointed out that the rehabilitation of the center will reflect positively on the local community there, as the area is a tourist, which makes communications there play a role in revitalizing tourism, stimulating the economy and the return of the displaced to their homes, in addition to the financial revenues that will be collected for the services it provides.
Regarding the structure and structure of the center, Al-Owaiti indicated that it is a three-storey building with a total area of 450 square meters per floor, which includes a telephone exchange with all its requirements, technical galleries and service rooms for batteries, engines and cables, explaining that an additional tower of 40 meters in length was erected in the center’s yard to secure microwave communications in In the event of any failure on the optical network, it also acts as an auxiliary tower for cell phone companies' towers as a shared service.
Nour Youssef
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