The emergency.lu emergency communication service was successfully deployed for the...
The emergency.lu emergency communication service was successfully deployed for the first time in South Sudan, said SES. The service is meant to be used for global disaster relief and is made up of a group of Luxembourg companies and organizations,…
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including SES, Hitec and Luxembourg Air Rescue. The service was deployed in two cities in South Sudan to provide connectivity for ongoing humanitarian operations of the United Nations and will be used in another city in coming weeks, said SES.