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Jul 21, 2016 News
– technical team dispatched to assess situation
Radio Mabaruma 95.1 FM, an affiliate of the National Communications Network (NCN) is currently down and off air. The transmitting site located on Broomes Hill in Mabaruma, was hit by lightning during a heavy storm in that area, resulting in the station coming off air.
A technical team from NCN has since been dispatched to Mabaruma to determine the extent of the damage and also what needs to be done to put the station back on air.
Radio Mabaruma was officially switched on air by Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo on June 11, last.
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