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The Councillor for New Technologies, Juan Carrion, visited the bus information on the cessation of analog television broadcasts and the transition to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) is now located in the town to which residents can answer your questions about DTV and receive a gift.

Throughout the day, from 09:00 to 14:00 and the vehicle will be in locations from 16:00 to 17:30, the bus, coming a second time to the site shall be located in the Plaza of the Constitution to resolve any questions that residents may have.

The councilman pointed out that the information campaign directly to the neighbor began last March 5 through Digital Information Point, also located in the Plaza of the Constitution.

During the day, from 9:00 to 13:00 hours, the technicians of the Department provided information to citizens who came to the PIM.

Also pointed out that the digital switchover, scheduled for April 3 has been advanced to March 23, intensifying information campaign aimed at all citizens.

As part of the communication plan, the Department of New Technologies has launched a number of ways to outreach to inform citizens as well as direct meetings scheduled with residents and touring bus arrival information of DTT to the municipality as well as other information points.

The campaign, which aims to reach all groups and the public awareness of the importance of adapting to new technology before the impending blackout, will focus on conducting a series of actions to reach all citizens.

Therefore, the City Council of Totana has taken action to inform and sensitize the public of the consequences of this switch-off and how to adapt to the new digital terrestrial television.

In this regard, reported that briefings are being conducted with various groups and surrounding areas of the municipality.

Similarly, the mayor reported that people over 80 who live alone, people over 65 years with known dependence, and persons with hearing and visual disabilities can apply for free equipment, and the City support the processing of these applications by facilitating their acquisition and avoiding having to travel to Murcia.

To do this, it has enabled a point of information in the Department of Social Welfare and communicated to the elderly beneficiaries by sending them a newsletter.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Totana. Fotos: Totana.com