RCS & RDS published during this day a last-minute announcement for its clients in Romania, and it comes after a very big problem that affects not only our country, but also others around. More precisely, a major power outage affected today the northwest of Romania, together with the surrounding European areas, and those from RCS & RDS stated that their services of all kinds were not affected by this problem today.
RCS & RDS says that despite the problems that appeared on the electrical network in the north-west of the country, his mobile phone, internet or television services were not affected by what happened, everything was working without problems. On the contrary, RCS & RDS says that some local mobile antennas were temporarily affected by this situation, but everything returned to normal very quickly, so that all customers could use the services without problems.
RCS & RDS: LAST-MINUTE announcement for Customers from Romania
RCS & RDS says that for all the services it offers, it has implemented systems to support the functioning of the infrastructure even in the event of problems with the supply of electricity in the area where they exist. Basically, RCS & RDS thought in advance, and prepared ahead of time for problems of this kind, so that now that they appeared, there were UPSs and generators to provide electricity on the basis of which to operate its services.
RCS & RDS has a lot of clients in the north-west of Romania, and that's normal because that's where the company started at the beginning, so it's logical that there should be good infrastructure in the area. Those from RCS & RDS are the only ones who sent a message to customers in the area and announced that the services continued to work despite the problems with the power outage that was registered with the electricity suppliers in the respective area.
RCS & RDS has millions of customers all over Romania, with a good part in the area affected by this until recently, but they had mobile phone services, and the fixed ones could be used as the current returned to their homes.
