The record-breaking winds of Hurricane Maria decimated most of Puerto Rico’s communications infrastructure, leaving just 100 or so cell towers working out of 1,600. But one resident who runs a pharmacy in Guayama discovered that her satellite phone never stopped working. Since then, the pharmacy has become the town’s only link to the outside world.
Residents in Guayama, Puerto Rico, Share Just One Phone
By K Kendall Russell
Eutelsat Retires GEO Satellite 139 West A to Graveyard Orbit
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