Information received from Greg Mossop, G0DUB Emergency Communications Coordinator IARU Region 1, reports that amateur radio operators in Italy continue to use the frequencies 7,060, 7,045 and 3,643 kHz on phone as well as 6,990 and 3,580 kHz in PSK31 …

Following the magnitude 6.2 earthquake which struck central Italy on 24 August, Italian radio amateurs are active in the emergency response. Please keep 7060kHz clear along with other Emergency CoA frequencies in the 80 and 40m bands for emergency communications …

Daily Expreso, of Ecuador, carried an article on the Radio Club Guayaquil participation in emergency communications during earthquakes of Manabi and Esmeraldas. This article was generated after several journalists hear from those affected countless stories of how radio amateurs helped …

August 2, 2016 For: Immediate Release The Belize Amateur Radio Club (BARC) is actively following the movement of Tropical Storm Earl as it makes its way across the Caribbean Sea towards Belize. During landfall storms such as Earl may disrupt normal …

Arnaldo Coro Antich, CO2KK, IARU Region 2 Area C Emergency Coordinator Area C requests to keep free the following frequencies due to the imminent arrival of Tropical Storm Earl: 7.060 MHz where Mexico’s National Emergency Network meets, 7.075 MHz where Guatemala’s National Emergency Network …