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Accessible text-to-911 service to support people with hearing disabilities in Ottawa

March 3, 2016 · by ITU Digital Inclusion Division · in Accessibility, Persons with disabilities

Ottawa’s authorities announced the availability of a mechanism that allows deaf and hard hearing individuals to text 911. This service comes as an improvement to former emergency communication systems that used to rely on a TTY or teletypewriter system that…

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Accessible text-to-911 service to support people with hearing disabilities in Ottawa

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