Loir-et-Cher. Mobile Internet continues to expand its reach in rural areas

An important step for rural connectivity in Loir-et-Cher. Vincent le Duff, sub-prefect of Vendôme, inaugurated, Wednesday January 8, a 4G pylon in Landes-le-Gauloisin the presence of Mayor Eric Peschard and numerous elected officials from the department as well as representatives of the operators Bouygues Télécoms, Free, Orange and SFR.

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“This project, resulting from the targeted coverage system of the New Mobile Deal, makes it possible to significantly improve internet access for mobiles in the sector,” state services underline in a Facebook post.

During this inauguration, the sub-prefect underlined the exemplary involvement of all stakeholders in the realization of this project. It allows communities to identify priority areas and operators to build infrastructure.

In Loir-et-Cher, 35 new shared 4G sites have been identified since 2018. Of these, 28 were in service and open commercially as of September 30, 2024.

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