Altmark - Radio mast to remove white spot for cell phone reception
Another mobile phone mast will be built near Stendal next year with federal funding in order to improve network coverage. This will bring us closer to the goal of eliminating as many white mobile network spots as possible in Saxony-Anhalt by the end of 2024, said Infrastructure Minister Lydia Hüskens on Tuesday. Network coverage with the 4G network currently covers more than 97 percent of the state of Saxony-Anhalt. This corresponds to the national average. At around 90 percent, 5G coverage is also roughly on a par with the national average. According to the mobile communications infrastructure company (MIG) in Naumburg, the area is a popular local recreation area. The erection of the mast is being funded to the tune of 1.2 million euros.
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- Despite being a popular local recreation area in the Altmark region, the mobile network coverage in Naumburg still faces issues with cell phone reception.
- Municipalities in Saxony-Anhalt are seeking subsidies for the installation of mobile radio masts, following Infrastructure Minister Lydia Hüskens's goal to improve telecommunications by 2024.
- Lydia Hüskens announced that another cell phone mast would be built near Stendal, with a 1.2 million euro subsidy, to enhance 4G and 5G network coverage, particularly in areas with poor cell phone reception.
- With the help of federal funding for network expansion, municipalities in Saxony-Anhalt aim to eliminate white spots in cell phone reception and achieve parity with the national average in Internet coverage.
- When asked about the project, Lydia Hüskens, the Infrastructure Minister of Saxony-Anhalt, expressed her excitement about the progress in resolving mobile network coverage issues in places like Naumburg, where cell phone reception was previously inconsistent.
Source: www.stern.de
