Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Telephone Company (Codetel) has announced that in the first three months of this year it would be taking the Rural Broadband Connectivity to 192 ports in several parts of the country as part of its expansion plan for this system that it is being carried out in coordination with the Dominican Telecommunications Institute (Indotel).
Codetel president Oscar Peña also announced that they had repaired several damaged connectivity ports in the communities of Altamira, Puerto Plata, and in Monte Plata.
The telephone company says it is expanding the number of ports because of the increased demand for telephone lines from new users, as a result of the push the service has received from the Rural Broadband Connectivity project.
Last November Indotel president José Rafael Vargas said that the Rural Broadband Connectivity project would be taken to 508 communities in the country’s 32 provinces over the next 345 days, providing telephone and Internet services to homes in municipalities and municipal district, and 179 hamlets in the poorest 16 provinces in the DR.
The Codetel president said that in the case of Monte Plata, there are 16 available ports that are used for high-speed plans, mainly used by businesses.

By the way, when will number portability been supported?
maybe someone here can come up with something
NOW WHO IS BEING NEGATIVE AGAIN?