About time mobile towers and hazards thereof are highlighted.

Bernice Pereira

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> On 01-Mar-2019, at 3:34 PM, Sebastian <sebydesio...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> http://bharatmukti.blogspot.com/2019/03/mobile-tower-radiation-hazards-for.html
> 
> Date: 1st March 2019
> 
> To,
> Chief Secretary, and Chairman of State Level Telecom Committee (STC),
> Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa
> 
> To,
> Secretary (Urban Development),
> Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa
> 
> 
> 
> To,
> Secretary (Education)
> Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa
> 
> To,
> Secretary (Health)
> Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa
> 
> To,
> Principal Secretary (Environment)
> Secretariat, Porvorim, Goa
> 
> 
> Subject: Mobile Tower radiation hazards for Students, Teacher, Parents and 
> Public
> 
> 
> Dear Sir/Madam,
> 
> 
> We wish to draw your attention to the indisputable evidence of radiation 
> hazards from mobile towers presented in Bio initiative 2007 that got upgraded 
> in 2012 and 2017. All the three editions are available online with simple 
> google search is prepared by 29 scientists from 10 countries in the world 
> including 02 of them from India. The report that contains over 1500 pages is 
> not sponsored by any electrical or telecom company and is outspoken on 
> radiation hazards faced by human beings and need for the applicability of 
> Precautionary Principle to face the radiation emitting from towers, mobile 
> phones etc.
> 
> We write this letter to you after our tryst with Goa Government to request 
> for the monitoring of mobile tower radiation in Goa. From our correspondence 
> with Goa State Pollution Control Board it has been revealed that Goa 
> Government does not have facility for monitoring of mobile tower radiation 
> and people who are raising this issue are directed towards term centre in 
> Nagpur, Pune etc. This has been the experience for past three years.
> 
> Now we have come across Bio imitative Reports and realized that mobile phone 
> and mobile tower radiation is one of the cause of several diverse sicknesses 
> such as breast cancer, rising infertility, high hearing frequency loss, 
> fatigue, Partial memory loss, Dizziness, Sleeping Disorders, Skin infections, 
> Hearing impairments, Cardiac Problems,  Cancer, depression, insomnia, ovarian 
> cancer, vision loss in school children from smart phones, brain tumors, 
> migraine, joint pains, memory loss, effects on gene and protein exposure, 
> damage to immune system, Effects on neurology, childhood concerns, 
> Alzheimer’s diseases, Autism,  etc.
> 
> In view of the above dangerous scenario created by mobile phone technology 
> you are requested to take up following urgent steps:
> 
> 1.       Review the guidelines for installation of Mobile Base Stations 
> Towers, Goa State in the light of evidence of radiation hazard contained in 
> Bio-initiative 2012 and its upgraded version of 2017. We will be happy to 
> share the soft copies of these reports on request.
> 2.       Examine the enforcement of the guidelines for installation of Mobile 
> Base Stations Towers, Goa State. There are over 50 complaints received at 
> GSPCB office and many are hanging in limbo as no radiation monitoring is done 
> for four years either from Nagpur or from Pune. Induct efficient radiation 
> testing capacity for the State of Goa.
> 3.       Initiate mobile tower audit for all the Educational and residential 
> localities in Goa. Installations, it is observed, are carried on in violation 
> of the guidelines mentioned. Barely 10 meters away from the residential house 
> of Mr. Placid D’Souza there is mobile tower in Mapusa with 17 antennae. 
> Barely 20 meters from Holy Cross High School, Siolim, there is mobile Tower 
> with nearly 20 antennae. Mobile Tower is being installed in residential areas 
> in Curduwada, Khandola, Ponda and opposed by villagers. And so is the case in 
> Merces, Tiswadi. Mobile Towers set up in residential areas in Bambolim-Nauxim 
> villages in spite of public opposition. All these are without any monitoring 
> facility of radiation.
> 4.       Initiate discussions and awareness on radiation hazard in schools, 
> colleges and public forums like media, Panchayats. Goa boasts of being most 
> literate state. Its time Goa also becomes most radiation literate rather than 
> surrender our destiny to vested interests and telecom bullies who does not 
> like questioning of mobile tower radiation.
> 
> All these measures are necessary otherwise Goa will face accumulated impact 
> of low intensity radiation over the next few years, and we request you to 
> oblige and take action.
> Thanking you,
> Yours sincerely,
>        Sd/-
> Maggie Silveira
> President, Goa Unit

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