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Ericsson offers phones, solar towers to Japan

Thursday, 24 March 2011, 11:31 Hrs
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Orlando: Extending a helping hand to quake-hit Japan, telecom equipment maker Ericsson has offered to supply satellite phones and solar-powered towers to the Japanese government.

Ravaged by the recent earthquake and tsunami, the Japanese economy has suffered massive losses of people, property, communication lines and even damaged a few nuclear plants.

"We have offered help to the Japan government... We have offered to provide satellite phones for fast communication as it is the major problem as of now in that country.

"We have also offered to deploy solar power towers for communication purpose," the Swedish entity's Senior Vice-President, Business Unit, CDMA Mobile Systems, Rima Qureshi said.

Qureshi noted that Ericsson is ready to help Japan "in which ever way it is possible as our corporate social responsibility and on humanitarian ground".
Source: PTI
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