Telekom covers Kosovo from administrative line

Telekom Srbija has installed a mobile telephony transmitter close to the administrative line with Kosovo, unofficial reports said. According to the local Klokot Radio, the installation was set up on Mucibaba Hill near the town of Presevo in southern Serbia, and next to a MUP Gendarmerie base there. Telekom covers Kosovo from administrative line Kosovsko Pomoravlje District Chief Dragan Nikolic confirmed for KiM Radio that Belgrade-based mobile operators had reestablished service in that part of the province late on Sunday, but could not say how this was done. “Some 10,000 Serbs have mobile and landline telephony service restored, while municipalities of Novo Brdo, parts of Vitina, and parts of Kosovska Kamenica are still without service,” Nikolic was quoted as saying. On April 23, Kosovo Albanian authorities, helped with police, moved to disable or destroy Telekom and Telenor's mobile and landline base stations south of the Ibar River, leaving an estimated 100,000 Serbs in the enclaves without working telephone lines.

Telekom covers Kosovo from administrative line

Kosovsko Pomoravlje District Chief Dragan Nikolić confirmed for KiM Radio that Belgrade-based mobile operators had reestablished service in that part of the province late on Sunday, but could not say how this was done.

“Some 10,000 Serbs have mobile and landline telephony service restored, while municipalities of Novo Brdo, parts of Vitina, and parts of Kosovska Kamenica are still without service,” Nikolić was quoted as saying.

On April 23, Kosovo Albanian authorities, helped with police, moved to disable or destroy Telekom and Telenor's mobile and landline base stations south of the Ibar River, leaving an estimated 100,000 Serbs in the enclaves without working telephone lines.