THE CITY Government of Zamboanga thanked the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Mindanao Cluster 1 for the Wi-Fi router and a digital tablet it donated for the personnel manning the Licomo Border Control Point.
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| (Photo by Alan Aizon) |
Mayor Beng Climaco said personnel who are manning the border screen all those entering Zamboanga City as part of a strict health protocol against Covid-19. “The communication to and from the Licomo border will be easier and faster with this technology. This is a big help to the city government's efforts to battle against Covid-19,” she said.
The DICT Mindanao Cluster 1 handed over the donation to City Veterinarian Dr. Mario Ariola, who is also the Licomo Border in-Charge; and Alan Aizon, of the Computer Services Division of the local government.
DICT Secretary Gregorio Honasan II said: “Through Free Wi-Fi (program), we want to reach places where there is minimal to no fiber and tower. Thus, we are currently carrying out Free Wi-Fi installation to target more geographically isolated and disadvantaged sites through the use of very small aperture terminal or VSAT Satellite.”
Honasan said DICT has launched over 8,000 Wi-Fi sites in
various national government agencies, hospitals, public schools, state universities
and colleges, airports and terminals, and other public places nationwide.
(Zamboanga Post)
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