Ghana marks World Telecommunication Day

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• Mustapha 10 years ago

  I will soon be launching campaign against The TELCOS, NCA, EPA and AMA. A neighbor has a GLO MAST in his house and after 2 years the AMA came attacking the landlord to produce a copy of EPA permit for the mast. I found this v ...
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  I will soon be launching campaign against The TELCOS, NCA, EPA and AMA. A neighbor has a GLO MAST in his house and after 2 years the AMA came attacking the landlord to produce a copy of EPA permit for the mast. I found this very silly because the AMA knows who they should be demanding such permit from. My neibour wrote to GLO to demand a copy of such permit. GLO gave a receipt of Ghc9,000 being payment for all the numerous cell sites they had paid for. They did not have any EPA permitfor this cell site mounted on top of a residential property. My neighbor contacted EPA who ndicated they have not granted any such permit to GLO for the location in question. We always here Kweku Sakyi Addo telling the public the masts have no side effects. For sometime now, my friend and his kids have been falling sick often. They did several tests including thorough scans and it emerged that they all have very high radiation levels n their bodies. The doctors are advising that they either move from their own house or get rid of the mast ASAP. I will support him to see victory in this matter. Too many people are occupying positions but refuse to act in a manner to save the public. Excess noise pollution everywhere, excess rubbish everywhere and now the worse of all, excess radiatin n our bodies. Don't the authorities know the implication of these on people's health? Why do we keep telling the public these cell sites have no health implications? M recent readings on the net points to dagerouse repricursions of have these radiatins on humans. Someone should seek the average persons safety in this country.

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