Ernest Cu, Globe President & CEO, has also signed an agreement with the government to show its strong support for the new nationwide emergency hotline 911 initiative which will replace 117.
Aside from Globe, other signatories to the agreement are the country’s major telecommunications providers that include the company’s units Bayan Telecommunications and Innove.
“As a telecommunications provider, Globe recognizes that communication is critical for an emergency response mechanism to be effective. We are hopeful that the 911 system will be an effective tool in addressing the country’s emergency concerns” – Ernest Cu, Globe President and CEO
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Hotline 911 is expected to be implemented starting August 1, 2016. It will be the country’s emergency hotline number for incidents like police assistance, fires, medical, calamities, and other emergencies.
MVP, Chairman of PLDT-Smart, also signed the same agreement. Read more about it here.
ang dami kasing bobo, aug 1 pa nga !!!! mga bulbol kayo!!!
tanga nyong mga nag try.. august 1 pa mga bobobobobo.
and you can’t use it until you have enough load.
Hindi pa effective ngayon, pero kahit walang load pwd tawagan, same sa 911 davao..
Di naman matawagan pag walang load.