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The City Council buildings Lorquí dependent are being equipped with receivers Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), an initiative referred to in the Plan of Implementation of DTT for the Region of Murcia, which also includes new talks to neighbors about their management and adaptation.

Municipal facilities involved in this process are the social center of the hamlet of Los Palacios, units of the former City of Lorquí (along with the local police), the current Town Hall, Cultural Center "Enrique Tierno Galván" and public schools of municipality.

"We want all public schools Lorquí can enjoy the advantages of DTT," said local Councillor for Industry, Juan Perea, who also wanted to emphasize that "the City has done its homework with regard to the dissemination , encoders delivery and installation of all equipment in public buildings. "

In fact, it should be recalled that earlier this year ilorcitano City Council takes delivery of 80 devices TDT, in actions under the "Plan of Support Groups at Risk of Exclusion" of the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade.

This initiative will benefit the municipality's special groups which are divided into three groups: people over 65 with known dependence grade II or III, the population with hearing or visual disabilities equal to or greater than 33%, and over age 80 who live alone or with another person than that age.

Bringing all ilorcitanos TDT

Moreover, under this Plan by technology also includes giving talks continue to bring the world of DTT to the municipality.

With free admission and in collaboration with the Regional Government and the local television "Thader TV" on these proposals attendees can learn the use and operation of DTT, which means the switch from analog, how to receive the new digital signal ...

Recall that the TDT is the result of applying digital technology to the television signal, then transmit it via terrestrial airwaves, ie those that are transmitted through the air without cable or satellite and received through conventional UHF antennas.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorquí