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A fire on the hill where the transmission tower of Cuban Television is located in Santa Clara has raised significant concern among the inhabitants of that central area.
According to the official spokesperson Henry Omar Pérez, at present, forces from the Ministry of the Interior and the Fire Department are working on extinguishing efforts to prevent damage to this key communications infrastructure in the region.
The affected transmission tower is crucial, as it covers the territory of the province of Villa Clara, as well as parts of Sancti Spíritus and Cienfuegos.
In light of the proximity of the fire, the authorities turned off the electricity generator that supplies power to the transmission tower.
The possibility of restoring its operation is being assessed once the situation allows it and safety in the area is guaranteed, Pérez added.
So far, the cause of the fire is unknown.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the fire in Santa Clara and its impact on telecommunications
What caused the fire in the transmission tower of Santa Clara?
So far, the cause of the fire affecting the transmission tower of Cuban Television in Santa Clara is unknown. Authorities are working to control the blaze and prevent further damage to this key infrastructure.
What areas were affected by the fire at the transmission tower in Santa Clara?
The fire mainly affects the transmission tower that covers the territory of Villa Clara province, as well as parts of Sancti Spíritus and Cienfuegos. This could disrupt the television signal in these central regions of Cuba.
What measures are being taken to control the fire in Santa Clara?
Forces from the Ministry of the Interior and the Fire Department are working on the extinguishing efforts to prevent further damage to the transmission tower's infrastructure. The generator that powers the tower has been shut down as a precautionary measure, and the restoration of its operation is being evaluated when it is safe to do so.
What impact do recurring fires in Cuba have on the country's infrastructure?
Frequent fires in Cuba reflect the vulnerability of the country's infrastructure, as well as the urgent need to improve prevention and emergency response measures. Lack of maintenance and the aging of facilities are recurring factors in these incidents, affecting both critical infrastructure and homes.
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