ITU Operational Bulletin		
No. 613 – 1.II.1996			
(Information received by 25 January 1996)			
	
Published by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
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Dates of publication of the next Operational Bulletins
No. 614	15.II.1996
No. 615	1.III.1996
No. 616	15.III.1996		Including information received by:
8.II.1996
23.II.1996
8.III.1996	

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Contents
General Information
(TSB)	Lists annexed to Operational Bulletin:  Note from the TSB
(BR)	Maritime Identification Digits (MID):  Panama
(BR)	Ship station selective call numbers:  Panama
(TSB)	Legal time changes: Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Greece, Haiti, Israel, Latvia, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Norway, Syria, Czech Rep., Sweden
(TSB)	Opening and closing of circuits:  India (Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited, Bombay)
(TSB)	Telephone Service: Australia (Australian Telecommunications Authority – AUSTEL, Melbourne), Brazil (Embratel, Rio de Janeiro), Bulgaria (Bulgarian Telecommunications Company Ltd. – BTC Ltd., Sofia), Honduras (Empresa Hondureña de Telecomunicaciones – HONDUTEL, Tegucigalpa), Switzerland (Telecom PTT, Bern), Togo (Office des Postes et Télécommunications du Togo – OPTT, Lomé)
(TSB)	Data Transmission Service (ITU-T Recommendation X.121) – International numbering plan for public data networks:  Belgium
(TSB)	Other Communications:  Syria (Gentel Damas), Germany (Public holidays 1996), Latvia (Public holidays 1996), Trinidad and Tobago (Public holidays 1996)
(TSB)	Service Restrictions:  Note from the TSB
(TSB)	Call-Back:  Honduras (Empresa Hondureña de Telecomunicaciones – HONDUTEL, Tegucigalpa), Note from the TSB
Amendments to Service Documents
(BR)	List of Coast Stations (List IV)
(BR)	List of Ship Stations (List V)
(BR)	List of international monitoring stations (List VIII)
(TSB)	ITU Statistical Yearbook:  Note from the TSB
(TSB)	International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC) for signalling system No. 7
(TSB)	List of international carrier codes
(TSB)	List of signalling area/network codes (SANC)
(TSB)	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC)
(TSB)	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(TSB)	Gentex Table:  Note by the TSB
(TSB)	Bureaufax Table
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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    613-E /
Lists annexed to Operational Bulletin

Note from the TSB
	The following Lists have been published as Annex to the ITU Operational Bulletin (No.):
	OB No.
	590	List of Telex Destination Codes (TDC) and Telex Network Identification Codes (TNIC) (Position on 31 December 1994)
		–  Complement to ITU-T Recommendations F.69 and F.68
	606	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD) (Position on 30 September 1995)
		–  In accordance with ITU-T F.400 and X.400 series Recommendations
	608	List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 assigned country codes (Position on 31 October 1995)
		–  Complement to ITU-T Recommendation E.164
	609	List of Issuer Identifier Numbers for the international telecommunication charge card (In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation E.118) (Position on 30 November 1995)
	610	List of International Carrier Codes (According to ITU-T Recommendation M.1400) (Position on 15 December 1995)
	611	List of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC) (Complement to ITU-T Recommendation Q.708) (Position on 31 December 1995)
	611	List of Data Country or Geographical Area Codes (Complement to ITU-T Recommendation X.121) (Position on 31 December 1995)
	612	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC) (According to ITU-T Recommendation X.121) (Position on 15 January 1996)
	612	Dialling procedures (International prefix, national (trunk) prefix and national (significant) number) (In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation E.164) (Position on 31 December 1995)

Maritime Identification Digits (MID)
	In accordance with No. 2087A and Appendix 43 of the Radio Regulations, the Maritime Identification Digit (MID) “356” has been allocated to Panama.

Ship station selective call numbers
	In accordance with Nos. 2143 and 2144 of the Radio Regulations the ship station selective call numbers 71100 - 71199 have been supplied to Panama.

Legal time changes
Germany
Communication of 15.I.1996:
	Legal time in Germany will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.

Denmark
Communication of 8.I.1996:
	Legal time in Denmark will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0200 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0200 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.
Spain
Communication of 16.I.1996:
	Legal time in Spain will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.
Finland
Communication of 9.I.1996:
	Legal time in Finland will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Greece
Communication of 23.I.1996:
	Legal time in Greece will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Haiti
Communication of 23.I.1996:
	Legal time in Haiti will be advanced by 60 minutes from 6 April 1996 at 0500 hours UTC to 26 October 1996 at 0500 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC –4.
Israel
Communication of 17.I.1996:
	Legal time in Israel will be advanced by 60 minutes on 14 March 1996 at 2200 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Latvia
Communication of 11.I.1996:
	Legal time in Latvia will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0200 hours UTC to 29 September 1996 at 0300 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Lebanon
Communication of 15.I.1996:
	Legal time in Lebanon will be advanced by 60 minutes from 30 March 1996 at 2200 hours UTC to 28 September 1996 at 2200 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Luxembourg
Communication of 15.I.1996:
	Legal time in Luxembourg will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.
Norway
Communication of 16.I.1996:
	Legal time in Norway will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.
Syria
Communication of 24.I.1996:
	Legal time in Syria will be advanced by 60 minutes from 1 April 1996 to 30 September 1996 and thereby will correspond to UTC +3.
Czech Rep.
Communication of 15.I.1996:
	Legal time in Czech Rep. will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.

Sweden
Communication of 23.I.1996:
	Legal time in Sweden will be advanced by 60 minutes from 31 March 1996 at 0100 hours UTC to 27 October 1996 at 0100 hours UTC and thereby will correspond to UTC +2.

Opening and closing of circuits
India
Communication of 11.I.1996:
	Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited, Bombay, announces that the telegraph circuit, via satellite, Madras (India) - Zurich (Switzerland), was permanently closed on 1 January 1996.

Telephone Service
Australia
Communication of 25.I.1996*:
	Australian Telecommunications Authority (AUSTEL), Melbourne, announces that as part of the implementation of a new telephone numbering plan in Australia, the following telephone numbers will be changed in January - April 1996.
–  Sydney, New South Wales
	On 24 July 1995, all telephone numbers in Sydney, New South Wales, starting with +61 2 90X XXXX, +61 2 91X XXXX, +61 2 92X XXXX, +61 2 93X XXXX, +61 2 94X XXXX, +61 2 95X XXXX, +61 2 96X XXXX, +61 2 97X XXXX and +61 2 98X XXXX changed to +61 2 990X XXXX, +61 2 991X XXXX, +61 2 992X XXXX, +61 2 993X XXXX, +61 2 994X XXXX, +61 2 995X XXXX, +61 2 996X XXXX, +61 2 997X XXXX and +61 2 998X XXXX, respectively.
	Access was provided to both old and new numbers from 24 July 1995 to 21 January 1996. This means that calls were connected by dialling either the old or the new number during that period. After 21 January 1996, access is only available via the new numbers. The new international numbering format is as follows:

Commencement of change	Old numbers	New numbers	Date dual access ends	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 90X XXXX	+61 2 990X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 91X XXXX	+61 2 991X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 92X XXXX	+61 2 992X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 93X XXXX	+61 2 993X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 94X XXXX	+61 2 994X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 95X XXXX	+61 2 995X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 96X XXXX	+61 2 996X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 97X XXXX	+61 2 997X XXXX	21.I.1996	
24.VII.1995	+61 2 98X XXXX	+61 2 998X XXXX	21.I.1996	

–  Melbourne, Victoria
	On 8 May 1995, all telephone numbers in Melbourne currently starting with +61 3 XXX XXXX changed to +61 3 9XXX XXXX.
	Access was provided to both old and new numbers from 8 May 1995 to 4 February 1996. After 4 February 1996, access is only available via the new numbers. Details of the new number structures are as follows:

Commencement of change	Old numbers	New numbers	Date dual access ends	
8.V.1995	+61 3 XXX XXXX	+61 3 9XXX XXXX	4.II.1996	

–  Gold Coast, Queensland
	On 5 June 1995, all telephone numbers in Gold Coast, Queensland, currently starting with +61 75 XX XXXX changed to +61 7 55XX XXXX.
	To assist callers during the changeover, access was provided to both old and new numbers from 5 June 1995 to 4 February 1996. After 4 February 1996, access is only available via the new numbers. The new international numbering format as follows:

Commencement of change	Old numbers	New numbers	Date dual access ends	
5.VI.1995	+61 75 XX XXXX	+61 7 55XX XXXX	4.II.1996	

–  Brisbane, Queensland
	On 17 July 1995, all telephone numbers in Brisbane, Queensland, currently starting with +61 7 2XX XXXX, +61 7 3XX XXXX, +61 7 8XX XXXX, +61 7 40X XXXX and +61 7 425 XXXX changed to +61 7 32XX XXXX, +61 7 33XX XXXX, +61 7 38XX XXXX, +61 7 340X XXXX and +61 7 3425 XXXX respectively.
	Access was provided to both old and new numbers from 17 July 1995 to 20 April 1996. After 20 April 1996, access is only available via the new numbers. The new international numbering format is as follows:

Commencement of change	Old numbers	New numbers	Date dual access ends	
17.VII.1995	+61 7 2XX XXXX	+61 7 32XX XXXX	20.IV.1996	
17.VII.1995	+61 7 3XX XXXX	+61 7 33XX XXXX	20.IV.1996	
17.VII.1995	+61 7 8XX XXXX	+61 7 38XX XXXX	20.IV.1996	
17.VII.1995	+61 7 40X XXXX	+61 7 340X XXXX	20.IV.1996	
17.VII.1995	+61 7 425 XXXX	+61 7 3425 XXXX	20.IV.1996	

	As with other recent number changes in Australia, these changes involve an increase in the maximum national (significant) number length from eight to nine digits.
	Further information about these changes can be obtained from Maha Krishnapillai, Manager, Numbering, AUSTEL, Fax: +61 3 9820 3021.
____________
*	See also communications published in Operational Bulletins Nos. 595 of 1.V.1995 and 598 of 15.VI.1995.

Brazil
Communication of 22.1.1996:
	Embratel, Rio de Janeiro, announces the following modification in the telephone numbering plan of Brazil: the area code of Itaperuna, a town in the Rio de Janeiro State, will change from 249 to 248 on 29 February 1996.
Bulgaria
Communication of 15.I.1996:
	Bulgarian Telecommunications Company Ltd. (BTC Ltd.), Sofia, announces that a new telephone exchange has been brought into service in Sofia (area code 2). The telephone numbers will have the following format: 9XX XXXX.

Honduras
Communication of 19.I.1996:
	The Empresa Hondureña de Telecomunicaciones (HONDUTEL), Tegucigalpa, announces the bringing into service of the following series of subscriber numbers for the towns:

Locality	Series of subscriber numbers	Date	
Copan Ruinas	614 XXX	13.II.1996	
Cucuyagua	610 XXX	31.I.1996	
Cuyamel	602 XXX	11.I.1996	
Dulce Nombre	619 XXX	26.I.1996	
La Entrada	612 XXX, 613 XXX	29.II.1996	
La Granja	25 XXXX	15.II.1996	
Lepaera	615 XXX	19.I.1996	
Naranjito	616 XXX	23.I.1996	
Omoa	649 XXX	11.I.1996	
Puerto Cortes	65 XXXX	9.I.1996	
San Manuel	601 XXX	5.I.1996	
Santa Rita de Copan	617 XXX	5.II.1996	
Ura la Vega	35 3XXX, 35 4XXX, 35 5XXX	22.II.1996	
Ura Rivera Hernandez	55 3XXX, 55 4XXX	12.II.1996	
Ura satellite	59 0XXX, 59 8XXX	5.II.1996	

Switzerland
Communication of 25.I.1996:
	Telecom PTT, Bern, announces that telephone number changes will take place on 23 March 1996 in central and north eastern part of Switzerland and on 30 March 1996 in the eastern part of Switzerland. 
	As the Swissnet-(ISDN) and extension numbers are changed irregularly, only PSTN number ranges are listed. For technical reasons, some numbers will be changed completely.
	In some cases, it will be unavoidable to contact the Swiss incoming operator or to check the new number in the current telephone directory or in the To2 Database (for countries which have access), with name and address of the concerned subscriber.
	In March 1996, Telecom PTT will send an information Booklet about the number changes for 1996 to all Administrations.
	Luzern	–	Numbering changes: 23 March 1996.
	–	Area codes 42, 43 and 44 will change to area code 41 and all subscriber numbers will change to seven digits.
	–	For technical reasons some numbers will be changed completely.

Old area code	Old numbers	New area code	New numbers	
41	61 XX XX	41	610 XX XX	
41	63 XX XX	41	611 XX XX	
41	64 XX XX	41	620 XX XX	
41	65 XX XX	41	628 XX XX	
41	66 XX XX	41	660 XX XX	
41	67 XX XX	41	669 XX XX	
41	68 XX XX	41	675 XX XX	
41	69 XX XX	41	678 XX XX	
41	81 XX XX	41	850 XX XX	
41	82 XX XX	41	855 XX XX	
41	84 XX XX	41	828 XX XX	
41	94 XX XX	41	637 XX XX	
41	95 XX XX	41	630 XX XX	
41	96 XX XX	41	670 XX XX	

Old area code	Old numbers	New area code	New numbers	
42	21 XX XX	41	711 XX XX	
42	22 XX XX	41	710 XX XX	
42	23 0X XX	41	712 0X XX	
42	23 10 XX - 23 39 XX 	41	710 70 XX - 710 99 XX 	
42	23 4X XX	41	710 0X XX	
42	23 5X XX	41	712 1X XX	
42	31 XX XX	41	761 XX XX	
42	32 XX XX	41	760 XX XX	
42	33 1X XX	41	760 8X XX	
42	33 2X XX	41	760 9X XX	
42	36 XX XX	41	780 XX XX	
42	38 XX XX	41	781 XX XX	
42	41 XX XX	41	741 XX XX	
42	42 XX XX	41	740 XX XX	
42	52 XX XX	41	755 XX XX	
42	64 XX XX	41	790 XX XX	
42	65 XX XX	41	790 XX XX	
42	66 XX XX	41	787 XX XX	
42	72 XX XX	41	750 XX XX	
42	77 XX XX	41	758 XX XX	
43	21 XX XX	41	811 XX XX	
43	22 XX XX	41	810 XX XX	
43	31 XX XX	41	820 XX XX	
43	41 XX XX	41	832 XX XX	
43	43 XX XX	41	835 XX XX	
43	45 XX XX	41	838 XX XX	
43	47 XX XX	41	830 XX XX	
44	2 XX XX	41	870 XX XX	
44	3 XX XX	41	871 XX XX	
44	5 XX XX	41	880 XX XX	
44	6 XX XX	41	879 XX XX	
44	6 3X XX	41	883 0X XX	
44	6 5X XX	41	885 1X XX	
44	6 6X XX	41	885 0X XX	
44	6 7X XX	41	887 1X XX	
44	6 8X XX	41	887 0X XX	
44	6 9X XX	41	878 1X XX	

	Rapperswil	–	Numbering changes: 23 March 1996.
	–	Area code 58 will change to area code 55 and all subscriber numbers will change to seven digits.
	–	For technical reasons some numbers will be changed completely.

55	26 XX XX	55	211 XX XX	
55	27 XX XX	55	210 XX XX	
55	28 XX XX	55	212 XX XX	
55	29 XX XX	55	216 XX XX	
55	31 XX XX	55	240 XX XX	
55	32 XX XX	55	241 XX XX	
55	38 XX XX	55	243 XX XX	
55	42 XX XX	55	244 XX XX	
55	48 XX XX	55	410 XX XX	
55	53 XX XX	55	412 XX XX	
55	54 XX XX	55	422 XX XX	
55	56 XX XX	55	414 XX XX	
55	63 XX XX	55	442 XX XX	
55	64 XX XX	55	440 XX XX	
55	67 XX XX	55	444 XX XX	
55	69 XX XX	55	446 XX XX	

Old area code	Old numbers	New area code	New numbers	
55	72 XX XX	55	280 XX XX	
55	75 XX XX	55	283 XX XX	
55	77 XX XX	55	465 XX XX	
55	78 XX XX	55	445 XX XX	
55	86 XX XX	55	282 XX XX	
55	88 XX XX	55	284 XX XX	
55	95 XX XX	55	246 XX XX	
55	96 XX XX	55	245 XX XX	
58	21 XX XX	55	610 XX XX	
58	32 XX XX	55	614 XX XX	
58	34 XX XX	55	612 XX XX	
58	37 XX XX	55	615 XX XX	
58	43 XX XX	55	616 XX XX	
58	46 XX XX	55	611 XX XX	
58	61 XX XX	55	640 XX XX	
58	81 XX XX	55	644 XX XX	
58	84 XX XX	55	643 XX XX	
58	86 XX XX	55	642 XX XX	

	Winterthur	–	Numbering changes: 23 March 1996.
	–	Area codes 53 and 54 will change to area code 52 and all subscriber numbers will change to seven digits.
	–	For technical reasons some numbers will be changed completely.

52	31 XX XX	52	315 XX XX	
52	32 XX XX	52	343 XX XX	
52	33 XX XX	52	345 XX XX	
52	34 XX XX	52	384 XX XX	
52	35 XX XX	52	383 XX XX	
52	36 XX XX	52	363 XX XX	
52	37 XX XX	52	337 XX XX	
52	38 XX XX	52	336 XX XX	
52	39 XX XX	52	316 XX XX	
52	41 XX XX	52	317 XX XX	
52	42 XX XX	52	318 XX XX	
52	43 XX XX	52	319 XX XX	
52	44 XX XX	52	346 XX XX	
52	45 XX XX	52	385 XX XX	
52	46 XX XX	52	386 XX XX	
52	48 XX XX	52	364 XX XX	
52	53 XX XX	52	335 XX XX	
52	61 XX XX	52	365 XX XX	
53	22 XX XX	52	672 XX XX	
53	24 XX XX	52	624 XX XX	
53	25 XX XX	52	625 XX XX	
53	29 XX XX	52	659 XX XX	
53	33 XX XX	52	643 XX XX	
53	35 XX XX	52	685 XX XX	
53	37 XX XX	52	657 XX XX	
53	39 XX XX	52	649 XX XX	
53	61 XX XX	52	681 XX XX	
53	91 XX XX	52	685 XX XX	
53	93 XX XX	52	653 XX XX	
53	95 XX XX	52	680 XX XX	
54	21 XX XX	52	721 XX XX	
54	22 XX XX	52	722 XX XX	
54	55 XX XX	52	375 XX XX	

Old area code	Old numbers	New area code	New numbers	
54	53 XX XX	52	376 XX XX	
54	51 XX XX	52	378 XX XX	
54	41 XX XX	52	741 XX XX	
54	43 XX XX	52	743 XX XX	
54	45 XX XX	52	745 XX XX	
54	57 XX XX	52	746 XX XX	
54	61 XX XX	52	761 XX XX	
54	63 XX XX	52	763 XX XX	
54	65 XX XX	52	765 XX XX	
54	720 XX XX	52	720 XX XX	
54	722 XX XX	52	722 XX XX	
54	747 XX XX	52	747 XX XX	

	St. Gallen	–	Numbering changes: 30 March 1996.
	–	Area codes 73 and 74 will change to area code 71 and all subscriber numbers will change to seven digits.
	–	For technical reasons some numbers will be changed completely, e.g. numbers ending by 95, 96, 97, 98 and 99.

71	22 XX XX	71	222 XX XX	
71	23 XX XX	71	223 XX XX	
71	24 XX XX	71	244 XX XX	
71	25 XX XX	71	245 XX XX	
71	27 XX XX	71	277 XX XX	
71	28 XX XX	71	278 XX XX	
71	31 XX XX	71	311 XX XX	
71	33 XX XX	71	333 XX XX	
71	35 XX XX	71	288 XX XX	
71	38 XX XX	71	298 XX XX	
71	41 XX XX	71	841 XX XX	
71	42 XX XX	71	855 XX XX	
71	44 XX XX	71	888 XX XX	
71	45 XX XX	71	845 XX XX	
71	46 XX XX	71	446 XX XX	
71	48 XX XX	71	455 XX XX	
71	51 XX XX	71	351 XX XX	
71	52 XX XX	71	352 XX XX	
71	54 XX XX	71	371 XX XX	
71	55 XX XX	71	374 XX XX	
71	56 XX XX	71	377 XX XX	
71	57 XX XX	71	361 XX XX	
71	58 XX XX	71	364 XX XX	
71	59 XX XX	71	367 XX XX	
71	61 XX XX	71	461 XX XX	
71	63 XX XX	71	463 XX XX	
71	66 XX XX	71	477 XX XX	
71	67 XX XX	71	411 XX XX	
71	71 XX XX	71	744 XX XX	
71	72 XX XX	71	722 XX XX	
71	73 XX XX	71	733 XX XX	
71	75 XX XX	71	755 XX XX	
71	77 XX XX	71	777 XX XX	
71	78 XX XX	71	761 XX XX	
71	79 XX XX	71	766 XX XX	
71	81 XX XX	71	422 XX XX	
71	83 XX XX	71	393 XX XX	
71	85 XX XX	71	385 XX XX	
71	87 XX XX	71	787 XX XX	
71	88 XX XX	71	799 XX XX	
71	89 XX XX	71	794 XX XX	

Old area code	Old numbers	New area code	New numbers	
71	91 XX XX	71	891 XX XX	
71	93 XX XX	71	793 XX XX	
71	94 XX XX	71	344 XX XX	
71	95 XX XX	71	877 XX XX	
71	96 XX XX	71	866 XX XX	
71	98 XX XX	71	443 XX XX	
72	22 XX XX	71	622 XX XX	
72	24 XX XX	71	655 XX XX	
72	26 XX XX	71	651 XX XX	
72	28 XX XX	71	657 XX XX	
72	42 XX XX	71	642 XX XX	
72	44 XX XX	71	633 XX XX	
72	46 XX XX	71	636 XX XX	
72	48 XX XX	71	648 XX XX	
72	64 XX XX	71	664 XX XX	
72	65 XX XX	71	695 XX XX	
72	68 XX XX	71	699 XX XX	
72	69 XX XX	71	669 XX XX	
72	72 XX XX	71	672 XX XX	
72	75 XX XX	71	688 XX XX	
73	22 XX XX	71	911 XX XX	
73	23 XX XX	71	923 XX XX	
73	25 XX XX	71	925 XX XX	
73	26 XX XX	71	966 XX XX	
73	28 XX XX	71	944 XX XX	
73	31 XX XX	71	931 XX XX	
73	33 XX XX	71	983 XX XX	
73	41 XX XX	71	977 XX XX	
73	43 XX XX	71	971 XX XX	
73	45 XX XX	71	917 XX XX	
73	47 XX XX	71	947 XX XX	
73	51 XX XX	71	951 XX XX	
74	3 XX XX	71	993 XX XX	
74	4 XX XX	71	994 XX XX	
74	5 XX XX	71	999 XX XX	
74	7 XX XX	71	988 XX XX	

Togo
Communication of 16.I.1996:
	The Office des Postes et Télécommunications du Togo (OPTT), Lomé, announces that on 1 March 1996, the centre of manual communications (via an operator) will be withdrawn from service. The various services provided by this centre will therefore cease to be available.
	The reason for this measure is that all calls from Togo to abroad are automated and the traffic flow through the centre of manual communications is in constant decline, having today reached a level which no longer justifies its continued operation.

Data Transmission Service
(ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
International numbering plan for public data networks

Belgium
Communication of 9.I.1996:
	In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation X.121, the Administration of Belgium has allocated the data network identification code (DNIC) 206 4 to the network CODENET.
	Address of the service provider:
	TRASYS
Avenue Ariane 7
B-1200 Bruxelles
Belgique
Tf:	+32 2 773 8640
Fax:	+32 2 773 7950

Other Communications
Syria
Communication of 27.XII.1995:
	Gentel Damas (Tlx 419174 intrel sy) announces that the facsimile numbers (Fax) in the Syrian Telecommunications Establishment Headquarters (S.T.E.), Damascus (country code: 963; area code: 11), have been modified as follows*:
		New facsimile	Old number
		number/Fax
1.	Director General of S.T.E.	6120000 and 2242000	--
		Eng. Mr. Makram Obeid
2.	Deputy General Director	6121318	2242890
		Eng. Mr. Ziad Azzouz
3.	Director of Technical Studies	6121350	2242908
		Eng. Mr. Mohamad Moualem
4.	Director of Execution	6121307	2242907
		Eng. Mr. Mohamad Othman
5.	Director of Operation and Maintenance	6121331	2249910
		Eng. Mr. Kamal Awad
6.	Director of Administrative and Legal Affairs	6121266	2242903
		Mr. Lutfy Ghanam
7.	Director of Planning, Statistics and Following up	6121208	2242896
		Eng. Mr. Talal Mousli
8.	Director of Exploitation and Traffic Affairs	6121240	2240241
		Eng. Mr. Suliman Mando
9.	Director of Financial Affairs	2242920	2242920
		Mr. Wasfi Sharouf		(no change)
10.	Director of Contracts	2242924	2242924
		Mr. Abdul Rahim Nassri		(no change)
11.	Director of Accountings	6121230	2242921
		Mr. Abdul Razzak Kamha
12.	Director of Rural Services	6121356	–
		Dr. Ali Marouf
13.	Director of Internal Control	6121382	6122100
		Mr. Hisham Kahel

		New facsimile	Old number
		number/Fax
14.	Director of Training and Researches	6121334	6621117
		Eng. Mr. Elias Hadad
15.	Director of Public Relations	6121645	2242906
		Eng. Mr. Wahid Ezzo
16.	Director of Frequencies	6121291	2242899
		Eng. Mr. Marwan Hamodeh
17.	Director of Machinery	6121248	2242903
		Mr. Adnan Haw
18.	Manager of International Relations	6121252	2249946
		Mr. Ramzi Ramadan
____________
*	For other details concerning the postal addresses, see the ITU Global Directory.

Germany
Communication of 16.I.1996:
	Public holidays in 1996 (day, month):

1.01	New Year's Day	
5.04	Good Friday	
8.04	Easter Monday	
1.05	May Day	
16.05	Ascension Day	
27.05	Whit Monday	
3.10	Day of German Unity	
25.12	Christmas Day	
26.12	Boxing Day	

Latvia
Communication of 16.I.1996:
	Public holidays in 1996 (day, month):

1.01	New Year's Day	
5.04	Good Friday	
1.05	Labour Day	
24.06	Janis Day	
18.11	Latvia Republic Proclamation Day	
25.12-26.12	Christmas Day	
31.12	Old Year’s Day	

Trinidad and Tobago
Communication of 25.I.1996:
	Public holidays in 1996 (day, month):

1.01	New Year's Days	
21.02	Eid Ul Fitr	
30.03	Spiritual Baptists (Shouters) Liberation Day	
5.04	Good Friday	
8.04	Easter Monday	
27.05	Whit Monday	
6.06	Corpus Christi	
19.06	Labour Day	
1.08	Emancipation Day	
31.08	Independence Day	
24.09	Republic Day	
to be announced	Divali	
25.12	Christmas Day	
26.12	Boxing Day	

Service Restrictions

Note from the TSB
	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
609	Congo, Poland

Call-Back

Honduras
Communication of 18.I.1996:
	The Empresa Hondureña de Telecomunicaciones (HONDUTEL), Tegucigalpa, announces that under Decree No. 120-95 of the Honduras National Congress, unauthorized natural or legal persons are prohibited from providing Call-Back systems practices in Honduras.

Note from the TSB
	Countries for which an information regarding “Call-Back” has been published in the ITU Operational Bulletin (No.):
	Bahrain (611), Burundi (607), China (599), Colombia (602), Egypt (599), Honduras (613), Kenya (605), Kuwait (610), Malaysia (603), Uganda (603), Qatar (593), Thailand (611), Turkey (612).

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, 2 and 3
(Amendment No. 35)

DNK	Denmark – since 2 January 1996
P  726 	Notes G and H1,	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 (except countries under c)): 0.20 SDR/min.
	c)	Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Cyprus, Estonia, Georgia, Gibraltar, Iceland, Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Libya, Malta, Morocco, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Ukraine: 0.29 SDR/min.
	d)	Australia, Canada, United States, Greenland, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon: 1.15 SDR/min.
	e)	Egypt, Hawaii, Iran (Islamic Republic of) and Syria: 1.60 SDR/min.
	f)	Other countries: LYNGBY RADIO provides information on request.
____________
*	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.
VHF/DSC:	0.35 SDR/min.
	2.	Landline charge
a)	Denmark: the landline charge is included in the land station charge.
b)	Faroe Islands
	i)	Monday-Saturday (0800-1930 h, local time): 0.31 SDR/min.
	ii)	Other periods: 0.15 SDR/min.
Local time
0800-1930	1930-0800
SDR/min.
	c)	Finland, Norway and Sweden:	0.27	0.21
	d)	Germany and United Kingdom:	0.31	0.25
	e)	Poland:	0.31	0.31
	f)	Andorra, Belgium, France, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg,
Monaco, Netherlands and Switzerland:	0.35	0.28
	g)	Hungary, Czech Rep. and Slovakia:	0.35	0.35
	h)	Austria, Ireland, Italy, San Marino and Vatican:	0.40	0.32

Local time
0800-1930	1930-0800
SDR/min.
	i)	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Romania and Yugoslavia:	0.40	0.40
	j)	Spain, Greece, Iceland and Portugal (including Azores
and Madeira):	0.44	0.35
	k)	Bulgaria, Estonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia, Lithuania and Slovenia:	0.44	0.44
	l)	Albania, Cyprus and Turkey:	0.53	0.53
	m)	Canada and United States (except Alaska):	0.62*	0.50**
	n)	Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Malta, Morocco,
Moldova, Russia and Ukraine:	0.71	0.71
	o)	Alaska, Australia, Gibraltar, Japan, Libya, Singapore
and Tunisia:	0.88	0.88
	p)	Greenland:	0.97	0.97
	q)	Bophuthastwana, Ciskey, Georgia, Guam, Hongkong, Irak,
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Israel, Jordan, Malaysia, New Zealand,
Kyrgyzstan, South Africa, Tajikistan, Transkei, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan and Venda:	1.42	1.42
	r)	Kazakstan and other countries:	1.88	1.88
	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.
____________
*	0800-2000 h, local time.
**	2200-0800 h, local time

E	Spain – since 2 January 1996
P  728 	Note H,	LIR
H	Radiotelephone calls (minimum 3 min.)
	1.	Land station charge
MF:	4.70 fr./min.
HF:	10.40 fr./min.
VHF:	3.70 fr./min.
	2.	Landline charge
a)	Spain, Andorra and Gibraltar: 0.– fr./min.
b)	Other countries:
Local time
0800-2200	2200-0800
Fr./min.
	i)	ECC countries and Western Europe:	1.52	1.33
	ii)	Other countries in Europe and  Maghreb:	2.28	1.71
	iii)	Canada, United States and the Caribbean Islands:	2.47	2.09
	iv)	Other countries in America:	3.61	2.47
	v)	Saudi Arabia, Australia, China, Korea (Rep. of), 
Egypt, Hongkong, Japan, India, Israel, Pakistan,
Philippines, Senegal and Taiwan:	4.37	3.61
	vi)	Rest of the world:	5.13	3.61

MRC	Morocco – since 1 August 1995
P  777 	Note H,	LIR
H	Radiotelephone calls (minimum 3 min.)
	1.	Land station charge
MF:	3.— fr./min.
HF:	6.— fr./min.
VHF:	1.70 fr./min.

	2.	Landline charge
	a)	Morocco
i)	1st. Zone: 0.90 fr./min.
ii)	2nd. Zone: 1.80 fr./min.
	b)	Africa
i)	Algeria, Libya and Mauritania: 4.95 fr./min.
ii)	Tunisia: 3.60 fr./min.
iii)	Senegal: 8.45 fr./min.
iv)	Egypt, Mali, Niger and Chad: 11.— fr./min.
v)	Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Rep., Congo,
	Côte d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, 	Equatorial Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Uganda, Sao Tome and Principe,
	Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Togo and Zaire: 13.75 fr./min.
vi)	Other countries: 19.30 fr./min.
	c)	America
i)	Canada and United States: 12.05 fr./min.
ii)	Mexico: 16.85 fr./min.
iii)	Rest of America: 19.30 fr./min.
	d)	Asia
i)	Arab countries of Middle East: 11.— fr./min
ii)	Thailand: 14.45 fr./min.
iii)	Rest of Asia: 19.30 fr./min.
	e)	Europe
i)	Germany, Spain, Italy, United Kingdom and Sweden: 7.25 fr./min.
ii)	Rest of Western Europe: 8.25 fr./min.
iii)	Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, 	Moldova, Uzbekistan, Poland, Czech Rep., Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, 	Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Yugoslavia: 11.— fr./min.
	f)	Oceania
		Pacific Ocean countries: 19.30 fr./min.

List
of Ship Stations
(List V)
35th Edition
and Supplements Nos. 1 and 2

Part IV
Sous-section 2A / Sub-Section 2A / Subsección 2A

ADD
	SJ17	Riyadh Communication Department, P.O. Box 86562, Riyadh 11632, Saudi Arabia.
(Fax +966 1 4034453/4012334).
SUP
	RS27	Shipping Assistance Pte Ltd., 1 Marine Parade Cen., No. 03-02 Parkway Builders’ Ctr, Singapore 1544, Singapore. (Tel +65 3459622, Tlx 35968, Fax +65 3455054).

List of international
monitoring stations
(List VIII)
8th Edition (September 1995)
(Amendment No. 2)

SUI	Switzerland
P 14	COL 1-6	LIR

Telecom PTT
Direction Radiocom
Section Radio Monitoring	Speichergasse 6
CH-3030 Berne		+41 37 683183		télécopie:
facsimile:
facsímil:
+41 31 3385503	

ITU Statistical Yearbook

Note from the TSB
	The ITU Statistical Yearbook – 1994 (chronological series 1987-1994) is now available in printed format or diskette. It contains data for more than 220 countries or geographical areas on different branches of telecommunications (such as telephone, traffic, quality of service, telefax, telegram, telex, mobile, data, ISDN, tariff, income, expenditure, investment, etc.).
	The ITU Statistical Yearbook can be ordered at ITU, Sales and Marketing Service (Fax No. +41 22 730 5194), at the price of*):
				Swiss francs
	Publication	Diskette
	Least Developed Countries	41.–	41.–
	ITU Administrations	58.–	58.–
	Other subscribers	68.–	68.–
____________
*)	See the Note from the ITU published in Operational Bulletin No. 610 of 15.XII.1995, pages 3/4.

International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC)
for signalling system No. 7
(ITU-T Recommendation Q.708)
List No. 32

REP

Country / Area

1	ISPC

2	Name of signalling area /
network point to which an ISPC is allocated
3	
Sweden	2-192-0	Fonetel Global Communications AB	

by:

Sweden	2-192-0	Nordiska Tele8 AB	

ADD

Country / Area

1	ISPC

2	Name of signalling area /
network point to which an ISPC is allocated
3	
Australia	5-010-0	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-1	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-2	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-3	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-4	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-5	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-6	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-010-7	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-0	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-1	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-2	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-3	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-4	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-5	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-6	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-011-7	Telstra Corporation	
Australia	5-015-0	AAP Telecommunication	
Australia	5-016-0	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-1	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-2	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-3	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-4	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-5	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-6	Vodafone	
Australia	5-016-7	Vodafone	
Australia	5-019-0	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-1	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-2	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-3	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-4	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-5	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-6	Optus Communication	
Australia	5-019-7	Optus Communication	
United Kingdom	2-072-0	Mercury Communications Ltd., Bracknell 2, ISC	
United Kingdom	2-072-2	Mercury Communications Ltd., Vauxhall 2, ISC	
United Kingdom	2-072-3	Mercury Communications Ltd., Bracknell 5, ISC	
United Kingdom	2-072-4	Mercury Communications Ltd., Chart Street 3, ISC	
United Kingdom	2-072-5	Mercury Communications Ltd., Bracknell Switchband, TE	
United Kingdom	2-072-6	Mercury Communications Ltd., Thamesside Switchband, TE	
Sweden	2-193-3	Cyberlink Sweden AB	
Sweden	2-193-4	Telecom Finland	
Switzerland	2-056-0	International Switching Center, Zürich Herdern 2	
Switzerland	2-056-1	International Switching Center, Zürich Binz 1	
Switzerland	2-056-2	International Switching Center, Genève Montbrillant	
Switzerland	2-056-3	International Switching Center, Genève Montoux	
Switzerland	2-056-4	International Switching Center, Lugano Cinque vie	
Switzerland	2-056-5	International Switching Center, Zürich Herdern 3	
Switzerland	2-056-6	International Switching Center, Basel Grosspeter	
Switzerland	2-056-7	International Switching Center, Basel Wallstrasse	
Switzerland	2-057-0	Used for Swiss telecom internal purposes	
Switzerland	2-057-1	Swiss GSM Int. Roaming Switch, MSC 1 Lausanne
(Swiss Natel D)	
Switzerland	2-057-2	Swiss GSM Int. Roaming Switch, MSC5 Zürich (Swiss Natel D)	
Switzerland	2-057-3	Swiss NMT Int. Roaming Switch, NC5/NMT (Swiss Natel C)	
Switzerland	2-057-4	Swiss NMT Int. Roaming Switch, NC6/NMT (Swiss Natel C)	
Switzerland	2-057-5	Used for Swiss Telecom internal purposes	
Switzerland	2-057-6	IVPN Switch, IVPN Step 1.5 Zürich Binz	
Switzerland	2-057-7	Used for Swiss Telecom internal purposes	

List of international carrier codes
(According to ITU-T Recommendation M.1400)
(Position on 15 December 1995)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 610 – 15.XII.1995)
(Amendment No. 1)

	Country/ISO code	Company Code	Contact
		Company Name/Address	(carrier code)
P  5	Brazil (Federative Republic of)/BRA
LIR		Empresa Brasileira de Telecomunicações	EBTLBR	José Luis Núñez Novo
		S.A. (EMBRATEL)		Tel:	+55 21 519 9537
		Avenida Presidente Vargas Nr. 1012		Fax:	+55 78 786 5126
		Centro
		RIO DE JANEIRO, CEP 20179-900
P  11	Latvia (Republic of)/LVA
LIR		Lattelekom SIA	LVTL	Manager, International 		Valnu Iela 30		Strategy
		RIGA, LV-1050		Tel:	+371 705 5532
				Fax:	+371 705 5479
P  16	Slovak Republic/SVK
LIR		Slovenské Telekomunikácie s.p. 	SKTELI	Milan Majek
		(Slovak Telecom)		Tel:	+42 7 495593
		Námestie Slobody 6		Fax:	+42 7 495593
		817 62 BRATISLAVA
P  17	Sweden/SWE
REP		Fonetel International AB	FONETE	Carina Jonasson
		P.O. Box 4179		Tel:	+46 40 6607711
		S-20313  MALMÖ		Fax:	+46 40 304407
by		Nordiska Tele8 AB	TELE8	Claus B. Nilsson
		Vastergatan 4, P.O. Box 88		Tel:	+46 40 660 0088
		S-20120 MALMÖ		Fax:	+46 40 660 0089

List of signalling area/network codes (SANC)
(Complement to ITU-T Recommendation Q.708)
(Position on 31 December 1995)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 611 – 1.I.1996)
(Amendment No. 2)

P  5	List in numerical order     Code 2-192     LIR
	2-192     Sweden

P  18	List in alphabetical order     Code 2-192 Sweden (Fonetel)     LIR
	2-192     Sweden

List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC)
(According to ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
(Position on 15 January 1996)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 612 – 15.I.1996)
(Amendment No. 1)

ADD

1	2	3	
BELGIQUE
BELGIUM
BELGICA	206 4	CODENET	

List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(Position on 30 September 1995)
(Annex to the Operational Bulletin No. 606 – 15.X.1995)
(Amendment No. 4)

ADD

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	
Belgique
Belgium
Bélgica	UMI-BE	BE	UMI 400	UMI 400		S=helpdesk
A=umi-be
C=be	S=autoanswer
A=umi-be
C=be	TransArdenna S.A.
16, rue d’Epernay
L-1490 LUXEMBOURG
Luxembourg
TF:		+352 40017328
FAX:		+352 40017338
TLX:
X.400:	S=helpdesk;
		A=umi-lu;
		C=lu
or
X.400:	S=helpdesk;
		A=umi-be;
		C=be	
									
LIR

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	
Pays-Bas
Netherlands
Países Bajos	IBMX400	NL		IBM Mail Exchange		G=helpdesk
S=helpdesk
P=ibmmail
A=ibmx400
C=nl	G=inform
S=inform
P=ibmmail
A=ibmx400
C=gb	Mr. A. van Vliet
IBM
Postbus 60
2700 AB ZOETERMEER
Nederland
TF:		+31 20 5133092
FAX:		+31 79 2223328
TLX:		
X.400:	G=vliet;
		S=vliet;
		P=ibmmail;
		A=ibmx400;
		C=nl	

Gentex Table
(9th Edition – June 1990)
(Amendment No. 25)
Note by the TSB
	For information, see the communication from Yugoslavia, published on page 6 of Operational Bulletin No. 610 of 15.XII.1995.

INTERNATIONAL  TELECOMMUNICATION  UNION
UNIVERSAL  POSTAL  UNION

BUREAUFAX  TABLE
International public facsimile service between public bureaux
(4th edition – December 1994)	

Abbreviations used

		ADD	insert	PAR	paragraph
COL	column	REP	replace
LIR	read	SUP	delete
P	page(s)

(Amendment No. 19)
1.II.1996

P  92	FINLAND	REP

PARTIE IV	PART IV	PARTE IV	

1a	1b	2	1a	1b	2	
						
44100	Aeaenekoski/Tele	JYVÄSKYLÄ/	45100	Kouvola/Tele	MIKKELI/POST	
		TELERING	53100	Lappeenranta/Tele	MIKKELI/POST	
63300	Alavus/Tele	VAASA/POST 	41340	Laukaa/Tele	JYVÄSKYLÄ/ 	
85800	Haapajaervi/Post	OULU/TELERING			TELERING	
49400	Hamina/Tele	MIKKELI/POST	76100	Pieksaemaeki/Tele	MIKKELI/POST	
55100	Imatra/Tele	MIKKELI/POST	68600	Pietarsaari/Tele	VAASA/POST	
99800	Ivalo/Tele	ROVANIEMI/TELE	92100	Raahe/Tele	OULU/TELERING	
19650	Joutsa/Tele	JYVÄSKYLÄ/	26100	Rauma/Tele	TURKU/TELE	
		TELERING	60100	Seinaejoki/Tele	VAASA/POST	
61800	Kauhajoki/Tele	VAASA/POST	95400	Tornio/Tele	ROVANIEMI/TELE	
98100	Kemijaervi/Tele	ROVANIEMI/TELE	78250	Varkaus/Tele	KUOPIO/TELERING	
48100	Kota/Tele	MIKKELI/POST				
by:

____________
This information cancels and replaces that published on page 17 of Operational Bulletin No. 612 of 15.I.1996.