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Government Asks Telcos to Take Measures While Setting Up 5G Towers Near Airports
Telecom Service Providers (TSP) have been advised to take various measures while placing 5G towers near airports. Recommendations include establishing safety and buffer zones in the vicinity of airports, restricting power levels of C-Band 5G transmissions around the airports, and ensuring the tilt of 5G base stations to an extent such that the 5G e...
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Government Says 5G Roll-Out Won't Be A Health Hazard
Government has said that stricter norms for safety from electric and magnetic fields emissions from mobile towers in India have been adopted.
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'Mobile Tower Emissions Well Within Limits in India,' Says DoT Secretary
The secretary was addressing a gathering at an event organised in Chandigarh to spread awareness about emissions from mobile towers.
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Mobile Tower Emissions Well Within Limits In India: Department Of Telecom
Electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions from mobile towers in the country are much below the strict norms enforced by the Department of Telecom (DoT), a senior officer said in Chandigarh on Friday.
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Supreme Court to Scrutinise Impact of Mobile Tower Radiation; Seeks Centre's Report
The bench asked DoT how it has been enforcing standards for emission of radiation from these towers.
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Health Department Asked to Find Out Impact of Mobile Tower Radiation
The Meghalaya High Court has directed the state's health department to conduct a survey to find out the adverse impact, if any, of radiation emission from mobile towers on the health of people residing near them.
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Mobile Tower Radiation 'Harmless', Say Telecom Operators
"India's mobile emission safety norms are strict and radiation from telecom towers is not a cause for concern," COAI said.
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DoT doubles penalty for radiation rule violation to Rs 10 lakh
The Department of Telecom has doubled penalty provision to Rs 10 lakh on companies whose mobile towers will be found violating radiation emission levels.
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New mobile tower radiation norms from Sept 1; will cut emission by a tenth
The government on Friday said it will implement new tower emission norms from September 1, 2012 although there is no evidence that proves any adverse health effects due to radiations from mobile towers.
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Government Asks Telcos to Take Measures While Setting Up 5G Towers Near Airports
Telecom Service Providers (TSP) have been advised to take various measures while placing 5G towers near airports. Recommendations include establishing safety and buffer zones in the vicinity of airports, restricting power levels of C-Band 5G transmissions around the airports, and ensuring the tilt of 5G base stations to an extent such that the 5G e...
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Government Says 5G Roll-Out Won't Be A Health Hazard
Government has said that stricter norms for safety from electric and magnetic fields emissions from mobile towers in India have been adopted.
-
'Mobile Tower Emissions Well Within Limits in India,' Says DoT Secretary
The secretary was addressing a gathering at an event organised in Chandigarh to spread awareness about emissions from mobile towers.
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Mobile Tower Emissions Well Within Limits In India: Department Of Telecom
Electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions from mobile towers in the country are much below the strict norms enforced by the Department of Telecom (DoT), a senior officer said in Chandigarh on Friday.
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Supreme Court to Scrutinise Impact of Mobile Tower Radiation; Seeks Centre's Report
The bench asked DoT how it has been enforcing standards for emission of radiation from these towers.
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Health Department Asked to Find Out Impact of Mobile Tower Radiation
The Meghalaya High Court has directed the state's health department to conduct a survey to find out the adverse impact, if any, of radiation emission from mobile towers on the health of people residing near them.
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Mobile Tower Radiation 'Harmless', Say Telecom Operators
"India's mobile emission safety norms are strict and radiation from telecom towers is not a cause for concern," COAI said.
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DoT doubles penalty for radiation rule violation to Rs 10 lakh
The Department of Telecom has doubled penalty provision to Rs 10 lakh on companies whose mobile towers will be found violating radiation emission levels.
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New mobile tower radiation norms from Sept 1; will cut emission by a tenth
The government on Friday said it will implement new tower emission norms from September 1, 2012 although there is no evidence that proves any adverse health effects due to radiations from mobile towers.
