The reporter learned from China Unicom that at 13:30 on August 30, the first emergency base station close to the national gate at Geelong Port was put into operation. The base station is 1.2 kilometers away, making up for shortcomings in frontier communication gaps and providing stable and reliable communication support for on-site rescue, road clearance, material transportation, and frontline operators. According to information, China Unicom has effectively improved network coverage, stability, and resilience to risks in border areas by activating the “full network communication” emergency mode and launching a 5G off-network roaming function. In the next step, China Unicom will continue to keep a close eye on road clearance and the progress of the disaster situation, prepare mobile base stations for accompanying security, continue to optimize the quality of the border network, and firmly establish emergency communication lines.

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