GME supporting volunteer firefighting organisations
Communications company GME is supporting volunteer organisations fighting the bushfires, such as the RFS, CFA and CFS, through the donation of UHF CB radios.
Warwick Clancy, CEO and Managing Director for GME at Standard Communications, said in a statement released on Monday, “The team at GME have been deeply affected by this tragic series of events, the impacts of which have resonated to the very core of our customer base in many areas around Australia in which the company has operated for over 60 years.”
According to Clancy, “Throughout the company’s history, GME has specialised in providing communications solutions to customers in areas lacking traditional communications infrastructure, which are particularly important in times of crisis such as we are currently experiencing.
“Over recent weeks, the team at GME have proactively contacted a number of RFS, CFA and CFS branches through our existing networks, to ensure radiocommunications solutions are freely available in the worst affected areas of the country,” he added.
“Through the ongoing donation of UHF CB radio products directly to those organisations whose members are volunteering their time and risking personal harm to defend our properties, homes and lives, GME hopes to assist in ensuring the safety of those individuals who continue to work tirelessly in the face of significant danger.”
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