Shortage of contractors delays full restoration of USF public Wi-Fi network
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FALMOUTH, Trelawny — The Universal Service Fund (USF) has fallen short of its target to restore all of its free public Wi-Fi sites destroyed by Hurricane Melissa within a year, with Chief Executive Officer Charlton McFarlane blaming a limited network of specialised suppliers for slowing the recovery.
Hurricane Melissa affected 90 per cent of the 415 public Wi-Fi sites operated or managed by the USF across Jamaica.
On Wednesday McFarlane told reporters that the USF has so far restored more than
Hurricane Melissa affected 90 per cent of the 415 public Wi-Fi sites operated or managed by the USF across Jamaica.
On Wednesday McFarlane told reporters that the USF has so far restored more than
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