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The heads of the country’s three largest mobile phone companies – Optus, Telstra and TPG – He was ordered to confront Canberra with the Minister of Communication Anika Wells And explain how to avoid the triple zero deduction during the next forest fire season.
Optus Chief Stephen Rue, who met Wells at a meeting last week, will be questioned about the summer preparations only about the summer preparations of Telstra boss Vicki Brady and TPG President of the TPG, and they will also comply with new rules from these executives.
The Minister of Communication Anika Wells will welcome Telstra, Optus and TPG presidents about the triple zero system concerns.Credit: Sitthixay ditthavong
The Australian Communication and Media Authority (Acma) is conducting an investigation into the 18 September events, where triple zero seekers using Optus in Western Australia, South Australia and North Region can not connect with emergency services. Three people died during the incident.
A few days later, a second, short deduction occurred in NSW.
Wells will tell the chief manager of all three telecommunications companies to tell the people that the people should rely on the reliability of the triple zero service as the forest fire season is approaching.
