BellSouth says some customers lack telecommunications after Gaston.(Brief Article)

Telecomworldwire | August 30, 2004 | Copyright

BellSouth, an Atlanta, US-based telecomms provider, has said that an estimated 3,000 customers are without telecomms services after tropical storm Gaston hit the Charleston area.

According to the company, most of the outages are in the James Island and Mt Pleasant areas, but there are also isloated outages throughout the region.

BellSouth has also ...

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