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Africell Toll-Free Line Accounts for 65% of Disaster Reports Received by NDMA
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By: Francis Kargbo More than 65 percent of disaster-related calls received by the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) now come through Africell Sierra Leone’s 1199 toll-free line, a development the Agency says has significantly improved emergency communication, disaster prevention, and public safety across the country. The disclosure was made by the Director of Communication at the National Disaster Management Agency, Mohamed L. Bah, during an interview in which he commended Africell Sierra Leone for its continued support through its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives. He de...
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- Voice of Salone NewspaperAfricell Toll-Free Line Accounts for 65% of Disaster Reports Received by NDMA