The Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force, represented by its chair, DENR Secretary Roy A. Cimatu expresses its appreciation to Korea Telecom (KT), represented by its vice president Kim Sung-In, for the company’s contribution to the rehabilitation of Boracay island.
KT, in cooperation with the Department of Information and Communications Technology, will establish six state-of-the-art technologies in the island, namely:
• high-quality public wi-fi infrastructure particularly along White Beach and in Cagban Port;
• intelligent closed-circuit television cameras that can recognize faces at ports of entry;
• photovoltaic solar panels that can generate about 35,000 kilowatts of electricity annually, as well as a system to help track and manage solar energy generation and consumption;
• a smart school where selected students can learn through a wireless network;
• e-healthcare that uses devices which allow remote and real-time checking of solutions; and
• a central command center.
• high-quality public wi-fi infrastructure particularly along White Beach and in Cagban Port;
• intelligent closed-circuit television cameras that can recognize faces at ports of entry;
• photovoltaic solar panels that can generate about 35,000 kilowatts of electricity annually, as well as a system to help track and manage solar energy generation and consumption;
• a smart school where selected students can learn through a wireless network;
• e-healthcare that uses devices which allow remote and real-time checking of solutions; and
• a central command center.
The certificate of appreciation was given during Boracay’s opening day ceremony at Cagban Jetty Port on October 26. KT is the largest telecommunications company in South Korea. ###
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