Rethinking Cell Service in a Remote Flood Region
June 14, 2010
The absence of a modern communication network made it virtually impossible last week to quickly warn campers of an approaching downpour, which led to flash floods that tore through the Albert Pike campground in Arkansas, killing at least 19. Now, some have begun to rethink the value of being unplugged in this remote area about 75 miles west of Little Rock.
Rethinking Cell Service in a Remote Flood Region