Reliance Jio Ensures Connectivity Preparedness During Cyclone Dana

BySrikapardhi TelecomTalk

Published on Oct 24, 2024 7:57pm IST

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Reliance Jio Ensures Connectivity Preparedness During Cyclone Dana
India’s largest telecommunications service provider, Reliance Jio, has announced a series of proactive measures to reinforce its commitment to providing uninterrupted connectivity during Cyclone Dana. Jio has opened Intra-Circle Roaming (ICR) services in collaboration with other telecom service providers to ensure continuous network access for customers, especially during emergencies.

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ICR and Backup Power

By enabling ICR, Jio users can automatically connect to alternative available networks, maintaining connectivity and service. Jio also stated that backup power has been secured for sites across various locations, ensuring service remains uninterrupted even during power outages.

Restoration Teams on Standby

Additionally, Jio’s restoration teams are on standby to address any emergencies. These teams are prepared to respond swiftly to network issues, minimising downtime and restoring services as quickly as possible.

Also Read: Vodafone Idea Prepares for Cyclone Dana with Enhanced Connectivity Measures

Jio 24 by 7 war room

In further preparation, Jio said it has established a 24 by 7 war room to monitor the network’s performance in real-time. Other private operators, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, have also announced proactive measures to ensure uninterrupted connectivity during Cyclone Dana.

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