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    You are at:Home»Health»NCC allays health concerns over mast safety

    NCC allays health concerns over mast safety

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    By Paul Adepoju on August 20, 2015 Health, News, People, Telecoms

    For the umpteenth time, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has debunked claims that masts and towers are harmful and could cause serious health problems. Speaking in Kaduna, Deputy Director, Consumer Affairs at the NCC, Femi Atoyebi, said it important to disabuse peoples’ minds on the negative insinuations about telecom masts and towers, insisting that they are not harmful.

    He said: “The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) wishes to educate and enlighten the general public on the functionality of the telecom mast and towers and to also disabuse the minds of people that they have negative effect on human health. This is not true. Even the World Health Organization has given its position on the issue of masts and towers and their clear verdict as at today is that they are not harmful to human health.”

    According to him, the consumer affairs bureau of the NCC has been inundated with questions regarding telecom masts and towers and their impact on health.

    “That is why we are taking this bold step in going out to educate the general public and give them relevant information. The NCC is a responsible organization and it will not preside over an industry that will cause harm to the general public,” he said.

    He added that masts are part of telecommunication infrastructure and should be protected by everybody, irrespective of the service provider you subscribe to.

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