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TELECOMMUNICATIONS CHAPTER 9 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS 162. Someone makes a call from a cell phone in residents, it also serves the city's million safety. Particularly for vulnerable populations Manhattan to a house on Staten Island. workers, 250,000 businesses, and 50 million during emergencies, being able to send a text to That call follows a circuitous path. The call annual visitors. The city's TELECOMMUNICATIONS a family member or make a 911 call can connects to a cell site atop a private building, infrastructure plays a critical global role: it is be the difference between getting help and runs through cables under the street, navigates estimated that New York City accounts being stranded or worse.
CHAPTER 9 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS 164 neighborhood-wide outages that lasted up to 11 days—and for those buildings that suffered inundation, restoration of service took well over
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