ITU Operational Bulletin		
No. 589 – 1.II.1995			
(Information received by 25 January 1995)			
	
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Dates of publication of the next Operational Bulletins
No. 590	15.II.1995
No. 591	1.III.1995
No. 592	15.III.1995		Including information received by:
8.II.1995
22.II.1995
8.III.1995	

589-E /
Contents
	General Information
(TSB)	TSB Circular 112 of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau – Transferred Account service (TA Service) (ITU-T Recommendation F.41 renumbered F.13)
(TSB)	Assignment of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC) (ITU-T Recommendation Q.708):  Slovak Republic, Lithuania (Republic of) Corrigendum
(TSB)	Telegram Service – Telex Service:  Turkmenistan
(TSB)	Telephone Service:  Ghana, Honduras, Hongkong, Iceland, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Kuwait, Lao P.D.R., Lebanon, Lithuania, Slovenia, Syria, Ukraine
(TSB)	Data Transmission Service (ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
–	International numbering plan for public data networks:  France
(TSB)	Other communications:  Germany, Colombia, Egypt, Israel, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey
(TSB)	Service Restrictions
Amendments to Service Documents
(BR)	List of Coast Stations (List IV)
(TSB)	International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC) for signalling system No. 7
(TSB)	Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC) allocated
(TSB)	List of Indicators for the telegram retransmission system (TRS) and Telex network identification codes (TNIC)
(TSB)	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(TSB)	Recapitulatory List of issuer identifier numbers for the international telecommunication charge card 
	Annexes
(TSB)	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC)
(TSB)	List of Data Country or Geographical Area Codes

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Subjects preceded by the letters (BR) are dealt with by the Radiocommunication Bureau (BR),
	contact:	TF +41 22 730 5217	FAX +41 22 730 5785
Subjects preceded by the letters (TSB) are dealt with by the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB),
	contact:	TF +41 22 730 5212	FAX +41 22 730 5853

GENERAL  INFORMATION

ITU OB    589-E /
TSB Circular 112
of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau
Transferred Account service (TA Service)
(ITU-T Recommendation F.41 renumbered F.13)

Note from the TSB:
1.	By TSB Circular 112* of 10 November 1994, the Director of the TSB informed the Administrations of the Member countries of the Union, the recognized operating agencies (ROAs) taking part in the activities of the ITU-T Sectors and the Chairman and Vice-Chairmen of Study Group 1,
	"that ITU-T Study Group 1 was considering whether the Transferred Account service (TA service) , defined in Recommendation F.41 (renumbered F.13), should continue in view of evolving customer needs and service options. These options include the use of recognized operating agencies (ROA)-issued charge cards for telephone or data calls and the use of credit cards issued by banks and financial institutions. The relevant expert groups have considered this matter further and, noting a widespread decline in TA service use, Study Group 1 now recommends that the TA service be discontinued after the next WTSC-96** (i.e. at the end of December 1996)."

2.	All the entities concerned were invited by the Director of the TSB to inform him by
15 March 1995, of any problem to which such a proposition might give rise. Paragraph 3 of the Circular stipulated that, if there are substantive objections, Study Group 1 and the TSB should consider, on the basis of written contributions, how the TA service's operation might be adapted, to cover adequately both the TSB's administrative costs relating to this service and those of Administrations and recognized operating agencies (ROAs). In addition, paragraph 4 of the Circular states that:
	"Naturally major changes in the operation of any service should be carried out in an orderly fashion, allowing the remaining customers to adapt their procedures, which in this case would amount to transferring to other available and more cost-effective facilities. It would seem reasonable to plan on the ITU's administrative support for the TA service to terminate at the end of December 1996."
	This would mean, for example, that existing international standardized plastic TA cards would no longer be valid and, consequently, that they would no longer be supplied to administrations/ROAs by the ITU, as laid down in the existing provisions of ITU-T Recommendation F.41, renumbered F.13.

3.	The Director of the TSB would remind all administrations and recognized operating agencies (ROAs) participating in the Transferred Account Telegraph and Telematic Service (TA Service) that they have been invited to reply, by 15 March 1995, to the questionnaire*** annexed to TSB Circular 112 of 10 November 1994.

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*		See also TSB Circular 72 of 25 April 1994.
**		World Telecommunication Standardization Conference, WTSC-96 (place and dates to be confirmed).
***		The TSB (TSB/ART Division) will supply on request a copy of the questionnaire annexed to TSB Circular 112.

Numbering of International Signalling Point Codes
Assignment of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC)
(ITU-T Recommendation Q.708)
Note from the TSB:
	At the request of the Administration of Slovak Republic, the Director of the TSB has assigned the following signalling area/network codes (SANC) for use in the international part of the signalling system No. 7 network of this country, in accordance with ITU-T Recommendation Q.708:
		Geographical area or signalling network		SANC
		Slovak Republic		2–232 to 2–235

Corrigendum to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 586 - 15.XII.1994, page 2:
		Geographical area or signalling network		SANC
		Lithuania (Republic of)	Read	2–236 instead of  2–196
Telegram Service
Telex Service
Turkmenistan
CTITU B1 of 25.I.1995:
	The Ministry of Communications of Turkmenistan announces that the telex destination code 789 (ITU‑T Recommendation F.69) including the telex network identification code (TNIC) “TM” repeat “TM” (ITU-T Recommendation F.68) will be brought into operation with effect from 1 May 1995 at 0000 hours UTC, and that the changeover from the code “SU” to “TM” on telex machines of Turkmenistan will begin on 1 May 1995 and be completed by 1 July 1995.
	The Administrations/ROAs are reminded that since 1 March 1994 at 0000 hours UTC, the indicator (first two letters) "TM" together with "TMXX" for all destinations in Turkmenistan (Toutes destinations), has also been used for its Telegram Retransmission System (TRS) (ITU-T Recommendation F.96).

Note from the TSB:
For the allocation of the telex destination code, see Operational Bulletin No. 529 of 9.IX.1992, page 5.
Telephone Service
Ghana
Communication of 2.I.1995:
	The Posts and Telecommunications Corporation, Accra, announces that the area code "28" has been assigned to cellular mobile telephone service of Celltel. Hence the national number's format of a Celltel subscriber will be 028 XXXXXX. The corresponding international format will be:
+233 28 XXXXXX.
Honduras
Communication of 21.XII.1994:
	The Empresa Hondureña de Telecomunicaciones (HONDUTEL), Tegucigalpa, announces the introduction of area code "21" in the national telephone network of Honduras, country code "504", on 25 January 1995, as follows:
Exchange	Area code	Number's range	
Los Almendros II	21	2000 – 7000	

Hongkong
Communication of 9.I.1995:
	The Office of the Telecommunications Authority (OFTA), Hongkong, announces that on 1 January 1995, all existing seven-digit telephone and facsimile numbers residential and business have been changed to eight digit number by adding digit "2" at the beginning of the existing numbers. Mobile telephone numbers will remain unchanged, as they are already in the eight-digit format. Furthermore, digit "7" will be used for paging services and changes are expected to take place during 1995.
Iceland
Communication of 28.X.1994:
	The Administration of Iceland announces that, on 3 June 1995, the national (significant) numbers in Iceland which consist of one digit area code and four- to six-digit telephone numbers will be changed to seven-digit telephone numbers with no area code:
Existing national (significant) number
(Area code + subscriber numbers)	New national (significant) number
with no area code	
1 XXXXX	55X XXXX	
1 6XXXXX	56X XXXX	
1 8XXXXX	58X XXXX	
2 XXXXX	42X XXXX	
3 XXXXX	43X XXXX	
4 XXXX	456 XXXX	
5 XXXXX	45X XXXX	
6 XXXXX	46X XXXX	
7 XXXXX	47X XXXX	
8 XXXXX	48X XXXX	

	The new seven-digit telephone numbers in the Reykjavik area can be dialled as from 1 December 1994 in parallel with the present numbers.
	On 3 June 1995, new numbers will also be used for the following services:
Service	Existing numbers	New numbers	
Radio-paging	984 XXXXX	84X XXXX	
NMT-mobile	985 XXXXX	85X XXXX	
Voice-and Fax mail	988 XXXXX	88X XXXX	
GSM mobile	989 XXXXX	89X XXXX	
Freephone (green number)	99 XXXX	800 XXXX	
Premium rate	99 XXXX	90X XXXX	

	On 1 April 1995, the international prefix will be changed from 90 to 00, but as from 1 January 1995 the new international prefix can also be used in parallel with the present international prefix.
	After 3 June 1995, a recorded announcement will indicate the new number to dial. Overseas calls will be answered in several languages.
Israel
–  Communication of 9.I.1995:
	Bezeq, The Israel Telecommunication Corp. Ltd., Jerusalem, announces that, since 27 December 1994 at 2200 hours UTC, the area code "52" has been assigned to cellular mobile telephone numbers of Cellcom, second carrier for cellular mobile telephone services. The international format for accessing to this new number range is +972 52 XXXXXX (six-digit subscriber numbers). The test numbers are +972 52 449000 or +972 52 449099.
	The number range for Motorola mobile Telephone Cellular services is +972 50 XXXXXX.
	No collect telephone calls are admitted to cellular mobile services in Israel.

–  Communication of 12.I.1995:
	Bezeq, The Israel Telecommunication Corp. Ltd., Jerusalem, announces that on 1 January 1995, additional number ranges have been introduced into Israel national telephone network, in Nazareth exchange (area code 6) and in Raanana exchange (area code 9). As a consequence, the national (significant) number digit length, in those two areas, will be extended from seven digits to seven or eight digits, as follows:
Area code	Old number range
(six digits)	New number range
(seven digits)	
6	XXX XXX	X XXX XXX	
9	XXX XXX	X XXX XXX	

–  Communication of 24.I.1995:
	Bezeq, The Israel Telecommunication Corp. Ltd., Jerusalem, announces that on 28 December 1994, six-digit telephone numbers in Tel Aviv area (area code 3) have been changed from six-digit to seven-digit telephone numbers, as follows:
Locality	Area code	Old numbers	New numbers	
Tel Aviv	3	66 XXXX	516 XXXX	

	After the date of change, a recorded announcement will draw the attention to the new number.
	The new following number ranges will be introduced, during 1995, in the northern area of Israel (area code 6), as follows:
Locality	Area code	New number ranges	
Hedera	6	62X XXXX - 63X XXXX	
Afula	6	64X XXXX 	
Tiberias	6	67X XXXX 	
Zfat	6	69X XXXX 	

Jamaica
Communication of 12.I.1995:
	Jamaica International Telecommunications Limited (JAMINTEL), announces that telephone central office codes (NXX) 902, 903, 907 and 917 are in service. Other central office codes will be introduced, as follows:
(NXX) Code	Date (month, year)	
904	IV.1995	
913	IV.1995	
905	VI.1995	
912	IX.1995	
918	VI.1996	
906	1999	
909	Undecided	

Japan
Communication of 29.XII.1994:
	The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Japan, announces the introduction of the following numbers in the Public Land Mobile Telephone (PLMT) service in Japan:
New numbers	Company	Date	
3006 and 4006	NTT Mobile Communications Network Inc.	1.IV.1995	
3069 and 4069	Nippon Idou Tsushin Corporation	3.IV.1995	

Kuwait
Communication of 19.XII.1994:
	The Ministry of Communications of Kuwait announces that, since 13 November 1994, subscriber numbers connected to the national Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) begin with "96".
	The international format of a subscriber number of mobile telephone system in Kuwait is +965 96 XXXXX.
Lao P.D.R
Communication of 29.XII.1994:
	The Entreprise d'Etat des Postes et Télécommunications Lao (EPTL) announces that all existing four digit telephone numbers in Lao P.D.R., country code "856", have been changed to six-digit telephone numbers on 15 September 1994, as follows:
Locality	Area code	Numbers	
Vientiane (Capital)	21	21 XXXX	
	21	31 XXXX	
	21	41 XXXX	
	21	51 XXXX	
	21	61 XXXX	
	21	63 XXXX	
	21	71 XXXX	
	21	73 XXXX	
	21	81 XXXX	
	21	83 XXXX	
Loungprabang	71	21 XXXX	
Pakxan	54	21 XXXX	
Thakhek	51	21 XXXX	
Svannakhet	41	21 XXXX	
Pakse	31	21 XXXX	

	Localities above can be reached by international direct dialling (IDD) calls. For the other areas telephone calls are provided by operators.
	The international test call number is +856 21 212862 (or +856 159).
Lebanon
Communication of 23.I.1995:
	The Administration of Lebanon announces that the GSM Service (Global System for Mobile Communications) will be introduced very shortly in Lebanon. The GSM service will be operated by two private companies, FTML and LibanCell. For international calls, subscribers to the GSM service could be reached as follows :
FTML Subscribers	LibanCell Subscribers	
+961  3    2XX XXX	+961  3    6XX XXX	
+961  3    3XX XXX	+961  3    7XX XXX	
+961  3    4XX XXX	+961  3    8XX XXX	
+961  3    5XX XXX	+961  3    9XX XXX	

Lithuania
Communication of 28.XII.1994:
	The Ministry of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of Lithuania announces that the sole international telephone traffic operator and carrier in the national public switched telephone network (PSTN) is the State Enterprise "Lietuvos telekomas", head office Vilniaus 33, 2001 Vilnius, Lithuania (Tf: +370 2 227555, Fax: +370 2 226665, Tlx: 539 261976 LTKOM).
	The negotiation and signature of agreements on the exchange of international telephone traffic is the exclusive right of the State Enterprise "Lietuvos telekomas" or of other duly authorized companies or natural persons bearing a written mandate from the State Enterprise "Lietuvos telekomas".

Slovenia
Communication of 22.XII.1994:
	PTT Enterprise of Slovenia, Ljubljana, announces that following the implementation of the new telephone numbering plan in Ljubljana, area code "61", the length of the subscriber's telephone number in Ljubljana connected to digital equipments became seven-digit. The first digit in such numbers is always the digit "1". For example:

Country code	Area code	Subscriber number	
+386	61	1403 057	

	The length of subscriber's number connected to analogue equipments in mentioned area code 61 of Ljubljana and also the length of all subscriber's numbers in other area codes, remains six or even five digits. The maximum length of a subscriber number is seven digits and the minimum length is five digits.

Syria
Communication of 20.XII.1994:
	The Administration of Syria communicates the telephone numbering plan of Syria and area codes for the following Syrian cities:

Country code:	+963

1.	Damascus and rural areas, 
area code:   11		
Kafar Sousseh	211XXXX	
	212XXXX	
	213XXXX	
Al-Nassr	221XXXX	
	222XXXX	
	223XXXX	
	224XXXX	
Al-Thawra	231XXXX	
	232XXXX	
Doummar	311XXXX	
	312XXXX	
Al-Hameh	321XXXX	
	322XXXX	
Al-Jalaa	331XXXX	
	332XXXX	
	333XXXX	
	339XXXX	
Mouhajerin	371XXXX	
	372XXXX	
	373XXXX	
Al-Fijeh	381XXXX	
Al-Dimas	391XXXX	
Baghdad	441XXXX	
	442XXXX	
	444XXXX	
	445XXXX	
Barzeh	511XXXX	
	512XXXX	
	513XXXX	
Zamalkah	521XXXX	
	522XXXX	
	523XXXX	
Harastah	531XXXX	
	532XXXX	
Bab Charqui	541XXXX	
	542XXXX	
	543XXXX	
Nashabieh	551XXXX	
Jaramanah	561XXXX	
Douma	575XXXX	
Adra	581XXXX	
Doumeir	582XXXX	
Al-Tel	591XXXX	
	594XXXX	
Sednaya	595XXXX	
Mezzeh	611XXXX	
	612XXXX	
	613XXXX	
	661XXXX	
	662XXXX	
	666XXXX	
Darayah	621XXXX	
	622XXXX	
Al-Yarmook	631XXXX	
	632XXXX	
	633XXXX	
Bebila	641XXXX	
Sehnayah	671XXXX	
J. Artouz	681XXXX	
Katana	682XXXX	
Al-Kessweh	691XXXX	
Rukn Edin	777XXXX	
Al-Midan	881XXXX	
	888XXXX 	
2.	Al-Nebek, 
area code:   12		
Nebek	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
Jerood	71XXXX	
Ruheibeh	73XXXX	
Kuteifeh	75XXXX	
Maaloula	77XXXX	
Yabrood	81XXXX	
Deir Athieh	83XXXX	
Kara	85XXXX	
3.	Al-Zabadani, 
area code:   13		
Zabadani	22XXXX	
Bloudan	23XXXX	
Ein Hour	24XXXX	
4.	Al-Quneitra, 
area code:   14		
Quneitra	22XXXX	
5.	Dara, 
area code:   15		
Dara	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	24XXXX	
Daal	71XXXX	
Ghazalah	73XXXX	
Al-Hrak	75XXXX	
Tafass	77XXXX	
Boussra	79XXXX	
Chik Meskin	81XXXX	
Izraa	83XXXX	
Sanamein	85XXXX	
Jasem	87XXXX	
Nawa	89XXXX	
6.	Al-Swedaa, 
area code:   16		
Swedaa	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	24XXXX	
Shahbah	71XXXX	
Kuraya	73XXXX	
Salkhad	75XXXX	
7.	Homs, 
area code:   31		
Homs	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
Al-Mauhatta	41XXXX	
	42XXXX	
Homs	46XXXX	
	47XXXX	
Al-Waar	51XXXX	
	52XXXX	
Tel Kalakh	71XXXX	
Al-Naserah	73XXXX	
Sheen	75XXXX	
Taldo	77XXXX	
Telbisseh	81XXXX	
Al-Mokharam	83XXXX	
Al-Kusseir	85XXXX	
Al-Rastan	87XXXX	
Al-Karyatein	89XXXX	
8.	Palmyra, 
area code:   34		
Palmyra	22XXXX	
9.	Hama, 
area code:   33		
Kuwatly	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	51XXXX	
	52XXXX	
Mahatta	41XXXX	
Souran and Kamhana	42XXXX	
Messiaf	71XXXX	
Mharda	73XXXX	
Tel Salhab	75XXXX	
Skelbya and Madikk Citadel	77XXXX	
Matmyah	81XXXX	
10.	Aleppo, 
area code:   21		
Jamiliyah	21XXXX	
	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	24XXXX	
Khan Wazir	33XXXX	
Sleimaniyah	44XXXX	
	46XXXX	
Khan Wazir	62XXXX	
	63XXXX	
Sleimaniyah	64XXXX	
	65XXXX	
Ansari	55XXXX	
	75XXXX	
	74XXXX	
Sabil	66XXXX	
	67XXXX	
	68XXXX	
Hamadaniyah	71XXXX	
	72XXXX	
Hanano	78XXXX	
Safirah	81XXXX	
Al-Bab	83XXXX	
Izazz	85XXXX	
Efrin	87XXXX	
Tel Refat	89XXXX	
11.	Al-Rakkah, 
area code:   22		
Al-Rakkah	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	24XXXX	
Al-Thawra	71XXXX	
Tel Abiad	73XXXX	
12.	Edleb, 
area code:   23		
Edleb	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
	24XXXX	
Al-Maara	52XXXX	
		
Jesr Cheghour	62XXXX	
	63XXXX	
Ariha	71XXXX	
Kafar Takharin	73XXXX	
Salkin	75XXXX	
Harem	77XXXX	
Dana	81XXXX	
Maar Tamsareen	83XXXX	
Sarakeb	85XXXX	
13.	Menbej, 
area code:   25		
Menbej	21XXXX	
Jarabless	71XXXX	
Ein Arab	73XXXX	
14.	Lattakia, 
area code:   41		
Lattakiah	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
Tesshrin	41XXXX	
Côte d'Azur and Ras Al-Basit	42XXXX	
	43XXXX	
Lattakia	46XXXX	
	47XXXX	
Kasab	71XXXX	
Al-Hafa	73XXXX	
Sleinfah	75XXXX	
Al-Kurdahah	84XXXX	
Beit Yashoot	86XXXX	
Al-Daliyah	88XXXX	
Jebleh	82XXXX	
	83XXXX	
		
15.	Tartous, 
area code:   43		
Tartous	22XXXX	
	31XXXX	
	32XXXX	
Safita	52XXXX	
	53XXXX	
Dreikish	56XXXX	
Mashta	58XXXX	
Banias	71XXXX	
Chik Badr	73XXXX	
16.	Deir Ezzour, 
area code:   51		
Deir Ezzour	21XXXX	
	22XXXX	
	31XXXX	
Al-Mayadin	71XXXX	
Al-Boukamal	73XXXX	
17.	Alhasakah, 
area code:   52		
Al-Kasaka	22XXXX	
	31XXXX	
	32XXXX	
Raas Al-Ein	71XXXX	
18.	Al-Kameshli, 
area code:  53		
Al-Kameshli	22XXXX	
	23XXXX	
Derbasiah	71XXXX	
Amouda	73XXXX	
Malekiha	75XXXX	

Ukraine
Communication of 4.I.1995:
	The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Ukraine announces that it will officially change to the new country code "380" by 16 April 1995. As a result of this change, the dialling procedures will be as follows:
Dialling procedure up to 15.IV.1995			Dialling procedure as from 16.IV.1995			
Country
code	Destination
code	Subscriber
number	Country
code	Area
code	Subscriber
number	
+7	0BC	XXXXXXX	+380	BC	XXXXXXX	

Data Transmission Service
International numbering plan for public data networks
(ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
France
Communication of 20 I.1995:
	The Administration of France announces that in accordance with ITU-T Recommendation X.121, Data Network Identification Code (DNIC) 208 4 has been allocated to Air France.
	Address of the service provider:
	Air France
Réseaux et Services
Orly sud 114
F–94396 Orly Aérogare Cédex
PARIS
France
Tf:	+33 1 41 75 78 00
Tlx:	200666 f afparx
Fax:	+33 1 41 75 77 66
Other communications
Germany
Communication of 19 I.1995:
	Public holidays in 1995 (day, month):
1.01	New Year's Day	
14.04	Good Friday	
17.04	Easter Monday	
1.05	May Day	
25.05	Ascension Day	
5.06	Whit Monday	
3.10	Day of German Unity	
22.11	Day of Prayer and Repentance	
25.12	Christmas Day	
26.12	Boxing Day	
Colombia
Communication of 6 I.1995:
	Public holidays in 1995 (day, month):
1.01	Año Nuevo	
9.01	Epifanía	
20.03	San José	
13.04	Jueves Santo	
14.04	Viernes Santo	
1.05	Día del Trabajo	
29.05	La Ascensión	
19.06	Corpus Christi	
26.06	Sagrado Corazón	
3.07	San Pedro y San Pablo	
20.07	Día de la Independencia	
7.08	Batalla de Boyacá	
21.08	La Asunción	
16.10	Día de la Raza	
6.11	Día de Todos los Santos	
13.11	Independencia de Cartagena	
8.12	Inmaculada Concepción	
25.12	Navidad	

Egypt
Communication of 24.I.1995:
	Radiomisr Cairo announces that the national telephone number for information on coaxial cable in Egypt has been changed from 903578 to 5903578.
Israel
Communication of 9.I.1995:
	Public holidays in 1995 (day, month):
15.04	Passover (Pessah – first day)	
21.04	Passover (Pessah – last day)	
4.05	Independence Day	
4.06	Feast of Weeks (Shavuot)	
25.09 and 26.09	New Year (Rosh Hashanna)	
4.10	Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)	
9.10	Tebernacles (Succot)	
16.10	Rejoicing of the Law (Simhat Torah)	
Trinidad and Tobago
Communication of 18.I.1995:
	Public holidays in 1995 (day, month):*
1.01	New Year's Day	
14.04	Good Friday	
17.04	Easter Monday	
4.06	Whit Monday	
15.06	Corpus Christi	
19.06	Labour Day	
1.08	Emancipation Day	
31.08	Independence Day	
24.09	Republic Day	
25.12	Christmas Day	
26.12	Boxing Day	
_______________
*	When a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the holiday will be celebrated on the Monday following immediately.
Turkey
Communication of 16.I.1995:
	Public holidays in 1995 (day, month):*
3.03 to 5.03	Ramadan Bairam	
10.05 to 12.05	Sacrifice Bairam	
19.05	Youth and Sports Day	
30.08	Victory Day	
Service Restrictions
Note from the ITU:
	For the list of service restrictions still in force, see the Recapitulatory Table published as an annex to Operational Bulletin (OB) No. 490 of 14.III.1991 and the following subsequent communications:
	OB No.
	515	United Kingdom
520	Libya
524	Syria
527	Zambia
532	Peru
534	United Arab Emirates
538, 565, 574	Finland
545	Venezuela
548, 570	Egypt
555	Jamaica
566	Israel

AMENDMENTS  TO  SERVICE  DOCUMENTS
Abbreviations used
		ADD	insert	PAR	paragraph
COL	column	REP	replace
LIR	read	SUP	delete
P	page(s)
List of Coast Stations
(List IV)
14th Edition
and Supplements Nos. 1 and 2
(Amendment No. 17)

DNK	Denmark –      as from 1 March 1995

P  724 - 725	Notes B1 and B2,      LIR

B1	Radiotelegrams*
1.	Land station charge: 0.31 SDR per word.
2.	Landline charge (binary system):

	Per radiotelegram
SDR	Per word
SDR	
a)	Denmark		11.06		
b)	Faroe Islands and Greenland		11.06	0.12	
c)	Europe, Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia		
11.06	
0.30	
d)	Other countries		11.06	0.44	
____________
*	Service indication admitted:
LX, surcharge 1.80 SDR.
Service indication admitted: URGENT.
A radiotelegram to an addressee in Denmark (except the Faroe Islands and Greenland) will be sent by post from the coast station unless the address contains one of the service indications TFx, TLXx, FAXx, TTXx or URGENT.
B2	Radiotelegrams*
1.	Land station charge: 0.31 SDR per word.
2.	Landline charge (binary system):

	Per radiotelegram
SDR	Per word
SDR	
a)	Feroe (Islands)		11.06		
b)	Denmark and Greenland		11.06	0.12	
c)	Europe, Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria and Tunisia		
11.06	
0.30	
d)	Other countries		11.06	0.44	
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*	Service indication admitted:
LX, surcharge 1.80 SDR.
Service indication admitted: URGENT.
A radiotelegram to an addressee in Denmark (except the Faroe Islands and Greenland) will be sent by post from the coast station unless the address contains one of the service indications TFx, TLXx, FAXx, TTXx or URGENT.
P  726	Note C,	REP	11.55	by	12.35
00.30	by	00.31
	Note G, 	LIR
G	Radiotelex calls
Manual operation (minimum 3 min.)
Automatic operation (minimum 6 seconds)
1.	Land station charge: 1.99 SDR/min.
2.	Landline charge
	a)	Denmark: the landline charge is included in the land station charge.
	b)	Europe (including Faroe Islands, Azores and Madeira), Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and
		Turkey: 0.22 SDR/min.
	c)	Australia, Canada, United States, Greenland, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon 1.22 SDR/min.
	d)	Egypt, Hawaii, Iran and Syria: 1.66 SDR./min.
	e)	Other countries: 1.83 SDR/min.
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Calls to LYNGBY RADIO telex info:
0800-1900 h (local time): 1.19 SDR/min.
1900-0800 h (local time): 0.60 SDR/min.
H1	Radiotelephone calls (minimum 1 min.)
1.	Land station charge
	MF:	1.50 SDR/min.
	HF:	3.44 SDR/min.
	VHF:	1.50 SDR/min.
2.	Landline charge
	a)	Denmark: the landline charge is included in the land station charge.
	b)	Faroe Islands
		Monday-Saturday, 0800-1930 h (local time): 0.31 SDR/min.
		other periods: 0.15 SDR/min.
	c)	Finland, Norway and Sweden: 0.27 SDR/min.
	d)	Germany, Poland and United Kingdom: 0.31 SDR/min.
	e)	Andorra, Belgium, France, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, 		Slovakia and Switzerland: 0.35 SDR/min.
	f)	Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Ireland, Italy, The Former Yugoslav Rep. of 		Macedonia, Romania, San Marino and Yugoslavia: 0.40 SDR/min.
	g)	Bulgaria, Spain, Estonia, Greece, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal (including Azores and 		adeira) and Slovenia: 0.44 SDR/min.
	h)	Albania, Cyprus and Turkey: 0.53 SDR/min.
	i )	Canada and United States (except Alaska):
		0800-2200 h (local time): 0.62 SDR/min.
		2200-0800 h (local time): 0.50 SDR/min.
	j)	Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Malta, Morocco, Moldova, Russia and 		Ukraine: 0.71 SDR/min.
	k)	Alaska, Australia, Gibraltar, Japan, Libya, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Tunisia and United States 		Virgin Islands: 0.88 SDR/min.
	l)	Greenland: 0.97 SDR/min.
	m)	Botswana, Ciskey, Guam, Hongkong, Irak, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Malaysia, New Zealand,
		Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, South Africa, Tajikistan, Transkei, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and 		Venda: 1.42 SDR/min.
	n)	Other countries: 1.88 DTS/min.
3.	Surcharges
	a)	Personal calls: 3.54 SDR per call.
	b)	Collect calls (admitted in the ship-to-shore direction only): 3.54 SDR per call.
	Note H3,	REP	2.20	by	1.80
			3.20	by	3.–
	Note M,	REP	2.05	by	1.99
			2.25	by	2.21

S	Sweden
P  796	Note A,	LIR

A	Accounting authority: Telia AB, International accounts EIA, S - 123 86 Farsta (Sweden).

P  797	Notes G and H,	LIR

G	Radiotelex calls via MARITEX (minimum 6 seconds)
1.	Land station charge: 1.57 SDR/min.
2.	Landline charge
	Nordic countries: the landline charge is included in the land station charge.

H	Radiotelephone calls (minimum 1 min.)
1.	Land station charge
	MF:	16.38 fr./min.
	HF:	12.04 fr./min.*
	VHF:	15.11 fr./min.
2.	Landline charge
	Sweden: the landline charge is included in the land station charge.
3.	Surcharges
	Personal calls: surcharge equivalent to one minute.

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*	for ships outside MARITEX. Special rates for ships registered in MARITEX.
International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC)
for signalling system No. 7
(ITU-T Recommendation Q.708)
List No. 19

ADD

Country / Area

1	ISPC

2	Name of signalling area /
network point to which an ISPC is allocated
3	
United States of America	3-026-1	Los Angeles, Cyberlink, Inc.	

Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC) allocated
(ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
Recapitulatory List
(Annex to Operational Bulletin No. 564 of 20.I.1994)
(Amendment No. 18 and last amendment to this List)

ADD

1	2	3	
FRANCE
FRANCE
FRANCIA	
208 4	
Air France	

List of Indicators for the telegram
retransmission system (TRS)
and Telex network identification codes (TNIC)
(6th edition – October 1991)
(Amendment No. 31)

TURKMENISTAN 	PART A, P  77 and
		PART C, P  121

REP	present information by the following 1) 2):

	Date d'application:	1er mai 1995 à 0000 heure UTC
	Date of application:	1 May 1995 at 0000 hours UTC
	Fecha de aplicación:	1 de mayo de 1995 a las 0000 horas UTC

PART  A
COL.  1	COL.  2		COL.  3a		COL.  3b		COL.  4		COL. 5		
					SUP	ADD	SUP	ADD	SUP	ADD	
P 77  ADD  
TURKMENISTAN -
   TURKMENISTAN - 
   TURKMENISTÁN			
ADD	
GOVT	
	
TM – –			
	
TM	
	ADD	Toutes
 destinations

						
TMXX

			

PART  C
COL.  1
SRT		COL.  2
TELEX		COL.  3		COL.  4	
SUP	ADD	SUP	ADD			SUP	ADD	
					P 121 (COL 1 = TM)			
			TM	ADD	Turkménistan – Turkmenistan – Turkmenistán 		GOVT	

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Notes de l'UIT:
1)	Voir le télégramme-circulaire No TCUIT B1 du 25 janvier 1995, reproduit dans le présent Bulletin d'exploitation No 589 du 1.II.1995, page 3.
2)	Date de mise en application de l'indicateur de destination pour le système à retransmission des télégrammes «TM» (deux premières lettres):
	1er mars 1994. (Voir le Bulletin d'exploitation No 561 du 9.XII.1993, pages 19 et 20.)
Notes from the ITU:
1)	See circular telegram No. CTITU B1 of 25 January 1995, reproduced in this Operational Bulletin No. 589 of 1.II.1995, page 3.
2)	Date of application of the destination indicator for the telegram retransmission system "TM" (first two letters):
	1 March 1994 (See Operational Bulletin No. 561 of 9.XII.1993, pages 19 and 20.)
Notas de la UIT:
1)	Véase el telegrama circular N.o TCUIT B1 de 25 de enero de 1995, reproducido en el presente Boletín de Explotación N.o 589 de 1.II.1995 página 3.
2)	Fecha de aplicación del indicador de destino para el sistema de retransmisión de telegramas «TM» (dos primeras letras):
	1 de marzo de 1994. (Véase el Boletín de Explotación N.o 561 de 9.XII.1993, páginas 19 y 20.)
YEMEN1)
	PART A, P  83, YEMEN, b) Aden,	COL 3a	= YEMENTEL:	COL 5 	SUP	YD
	PART C, P  129,	COL 1	= YD:	COL 2	SUP	YD

	Date d'application:	1er mars 1995 à 0000 heure UTC
	Date of application:	1 March 1995 at 0000 hours UTC
	Fecha de aplicación:	1 de marzo de 1995 a las 0000 horas UTC

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Note de l'UIT:
1)	Voir le télégramme circulaire No TCUIT B26 du 30 novembre 1994, reproduit dans le Bulletin d'exploitation No 586 du 15.XII.1994, page 4.
Note from the ITU:
1)	See Circular-telegram No. CTITU B26 of 30 November 1994, reproduced in Operational Bulletin No. 586 of 15.XII.1994, page 4.
Nota de la UIT:
1)	Véase el telegrama circular N.o TCUIT B26 de 30 de noviembre de 1994, reproducido en el Boletín de Explotación N.o 586 de 15.XII.1994, página 4.

List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(Position on 31 August 1994)
(Annex to the Operational Bulletin No. 580 of 15.IX.1994)
(Amendment No. 8)
ADD
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	
Etats-Unis
United States
Estados Unidos	ARAMARK	US				NO	NO	William Frith
Network Support Specialist
ARA Services
The ARA Tower
1101 Market Street
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107
United States
TF:	+1 215 238 3640
FAX:	+1 215 238 8222
TLX:
X.400:	

Recapitulatory List of issuer identifier numbers for
the international telecommunication charge card
(ITU-T Recommendation E.118)
(Position on 30 September 1994)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 582 – 15.X.1994)
(Amendment No. 7)

P  10	Hongkong	IIN	89 852 3    and    89 852 8      LIR

Country	
Company Name/Address	Issuer
Identifier Number	
Contact	Effective
date of
usage	
Hongkong	Hongkong Telecom Ltd.
P.O.Box 9896 GPO
Hongkong	89 852 3	Manager, International Access
P.O. Box 9896 GPO
Hongkong
Tel	+852 28882888
Fax	+852 28242323		
Hongkong	Hongkong Telecom Ltd.
P.O.Box 9896 GPO
Hongkong	89 852 8	Manager, International Access
P.O. Box 9896 GPO
Hongkong
Tel	+852 28882888
Fax	+852 28242323		

Approving organization for IINs of listed countries (ITU-T Rec. E.118)

P  28	Korea (Rep. de)	LIR

Country	Approving Organisation	
Korea (Rep. of)	Ministry of Information and Communication
100, Sejong-ro, Jongro-gu
SEOUL 110-777
Tel: +82 2 7502222  Fax: +82 2 7502915