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Disaster Emergency Message Dial

Organization:
Facility Type: Info/Hotline
Status: Open

Address:
, JP 00000

Region:Asia
County/Parish:



Main/General Business Number: (171).
Website: http://www.ntt-east.co.jp/saigai_e/voice171/


Mission: from website:

Disaster Emergency Message Dial is a voice message board that is provided when a disaster such as an earthquake or volcanic eruption occurs, and is required when communication traffic to the disaster-stricken area increases and it is difficult to get through.





This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Temporary

Notes:

OUTLINE & SERVICE SYSTEM -

Telephones that can be used
The telephones that can be used for Disaster Emergency Message Dial are fixed telephones, INS-Net*,public telephones, optical fiber telephones*, and special public telephones that are provided at evacuation centers by NTT during a disaster. The service can also be used from mobile phones and PHSs, but please check the details with the provider of your communication device. * The service can not be used from rotary phone.

Service start
The service is provided quickly when a disaster such as an earthquake occurs that increases the communication traffic to the disaster-stricken area due to people trying to check the safety of people they know, making it difficult to get through (lines are busy). * Start of service, operation methods such as the telephone numbers that can be registered and other conditions regarding the provision of the service will be decided by NTT and announced to the public over television, radio and the NTT East Website.

Telephone numbers that can be registered (disaster-stricken area telephone numbers)
Areas where it is difficult to make telephone calls due to the disaster. The areas are defined broadly by prefecture. * Start of service, operation methods such as the telephone numbers that can be registered and other conditions regarding the provision of the service will be decided by NTT and announced to the public over television, radio and the NTT East Website.

Message recording time, message storage period, number of storable messages
Message recording time: 30 seconds or less per message
Message storage period: 48 hours after recording (6 hours for practice)
Number of storable messages: 1 to 10 messages per telephone number (announced when service is provided)
* Start of service, operation methods such as the telephone numbers that can be registered and other conditions regarding the provision of the service will be decided by NTT and announced to the public over television, radio and the NTT East Website.

Message deletion
The messages are deleted automatically after the storage period following recording has elapsed.

Charges
The only charge is the call charge when recording or playing back a message. Using the center for operations such as message recording is free of charge. * The service is free to use from the special public telephones that are provided at evacuation centers.

Note: A PIN number can be used to ensure that messages are only recorded and played back between the intended people and cannot be accessed by others.

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SEE Website for more details

Info Source/Changes:
added region/avail
(see full history)

Created At: Thu Mar 17 07:57:17 +0000 2011
Updated At: Sun Mar 20 01:05:16 +0000 2011
Updated By: LTel


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