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Rostelecom has installed a cellular base station in the remote settlement of Zeleny Yar in the Priuralsky District. The hard-to-reach settlement, known as a site of large-scale archaeological excavations, is located on the Poluy River 40 kilometers southeast of Salekhard. About three hundred people live in the area. After the official launch of the infrastructure facility, all of them will be able to use high-quality mobile Internet and voice communications using LTE/4G technologies. The station is being built as part of the second stage of the federal project to eliminate digital inequality (UCN 2.0) in Yamal.
Grigory Shchegolev, Head of the Communications Department of the District Department of Information Technology and Communications:
"The work performed has been checked, and the necessary measurements have been taken. I am sure that all subscribers will notice the improvement in Internet speed in the near future. However, our task is not only to provide residents of hard-to-reach areas with high-quality and stable communication, but also to promptly modernize the infrastructure to improve the signal."
A 30-meter-high base station was installed in the center of Zeleny Yar. It was decided to equip the village with mobile Internet based on the results of a vote by district residents on the State Services website.
Dmitry Shchelgachev, Director of the Yamalo-Nenets branch of PJSC Rostelecom:
"Construction under the federal program UCN 2.0 in Yamal started in early 2023. First, we installed and launched base stations in the Nadym and Shuryshkarsky districts. Now it's Zeleny Yar's turn. Communications workers erected an antenna mast structure, connected the power supply and installed the necessary equipment. Soon, village residents will be able to use mobile Internet at speeds of up to 50 Mbps and voice communications. This will be a big plus to the existing access of Yamal residents to convenient digital services. In 2021, Rostelecom provided broadband Internet access to the population of Zeleny Yar. The local school, cultural institution, hospital and subscribers' homes were connected to the Network."
