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Kosmet: TV Puls, Telecom and Telenor transmitters set on fire

17. October 2009. | 16:06

Source: EMportal

Last night, unknown persons torched down two transmitters of the local TV station "Puls" located in the Serbian property in village Silovo, near Gnjilane, eastern Kosovo, said Director of TV Nenad Milenkovic for the Tanjug.

Last night, unknown persons torched down two transmitters of the local TV station "Puls" located in the Serbian property in village Silovo, near Gnjilane, eastern Kosovo, said Director of TV Nenad Milenkovic for the Tanjug.

The TV transmitters were set on fire in the room also housing the transmitters of Telekom Serbia for mobile and fixed telephony and Telenor. Perpetrators broke into the room with the transmitters, spill it with gasoline and set on fire, specified Milenkovic and said that the total damage values close to 1 million Euros.

As of last night, TV Puls is not broadcasting in the region of Gnjilane and both mobile and fixed telephone lines are also out of work.

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