Amateur Radio Volunteers Supporting Emergency Communication Following Flooding in Malaysia and Thailand

Posted date: December 28, 2014in: NewsNo Comments

“Members of the Malaysian Amateur Radio Transmitters Society (MARTS) are supporting emergency communication in the wake of monsoon-season flooding in Malaysia and Thailand. The natural disaster has claimed at least five lives in Malaysia, and some 160,000 people have been evacuated there.” – Read Full Article on ARRL.org

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