Dtac resumes normal operation in upper Central region

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 01, 2011
Dtac resumes normal operation in upper Central region

Total Access Communication Plc (Dtac) has fully restored its network in the upper Central region, with plans to regain the network in Ayutthaya next week.


 


 “Dtac’s network in the upper central region of Thailand is now back to normal, with network in Nakhon Sawan and Lop Buri provinces regaining its full service. We also expect that our network in Ayutthaya province will return to normal stage within next week when power supply in the entire province is connected," said Wansit Saiyawan, senior vice president, head of Corporate Communications.
 In the meantime, Dtac is closely monitoring the areas currently suffering heavy flood in Bangkok and its surrounding provinces including Pathum Thani, Nonthaburi and Nakhon Pathom. The company is confident that its services in these areas are still fully operational as long as power supply is still available.    
 “Mostly our network facilities are equipped with backup power supply system. However, in case the power supply is cut for a long period of time, the backup power supply can be used up.  We then need to closely follow the situation in the areas with risk so that contingency plan can be implemented in a timely manner. At a crucial time like this, our first priority is to offer the best service to customers, in order to keep them connected with friends and family and stay safe,” added Wansit. 
 Contact Dtac Call Centre 1678 for inquiry or assistance.