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New norms to keep mobile towers off schools, hospitals

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    After detailed discussions, the Telecom Commission, on May 27 this year, adopted ICNIRP guidelines regarding basic restrictions and reference levels for limiting exposure to electromagnetic radiations. The new guidelines ask telecom companies to share resources among themselves instead of installing multiple transmitting towers in the same locality.

    They also direct companies not to install base stations in narrow lanes to minimise risks caused by natural disasters, and to ensure that the towers are at least three metres away from nearby buildings and the same distance above the ground or roof. Identifiable signboards must also be provided at the site of the base stations to discourage the presence of people in the area for longer periods.

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    mobile tower hazard and hospitalBy: niyut | 30-Mar-2009 Reply | Forward i am having a surgical and maternity hospital on first floor and on the terrace [4th floor] of the same building a mobile towre is erected is it posssible to let it remain there or are tthere any norms that it shoulfd not be installed near and over the hospital;s please guide us thanks
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