What is the EMS telecommunications network in Korea?

The EMS telecommunications network in Korea is being constructed in connection with the 119 emergency rescue of fire stations and EMS institutions centering on emergency medical service information centers.

Does North Korea have EMP weapons?

North Korea has non-nuclear EMP weapons including an “EMP Cannon” used to impose an “electromagnetic blockade” on air traffic to Seoul, South Korea’s capitol, making repeated attacks that also disrupted communications and the operation of automobiles in several South Korean cities in December 2010; March 9, 2011; and April-May 2012.

Is North Korea testing a new signal altering device?

A view of Panmunjom from the South Korean side of the border. (Wikimedia Commons) North Korea is testing a new secure communication device featuring signal altering capabilities at the Fourth Corps, a military unit stationed along the border with South Korea, Daily NK has learned.

How many radio stations are in North Korea?

North Korea has two AM radio broadcasting networks, Pyongyang Broadcasting Station [ko] (Voice of Korea) and Korean Central Broadcasting Station, and one FM network, Pyongyang FM Broadcasting Station [ko]. All three networks have stations in major cities that offer local programming.

Are all North Korea's ballistic missiles capable of EMP attack?

All North Korea’s ballistic missiles are listed here, as all are potentially capable of EMP attack if armed with a nuclear weapon or non-nuclear EMP warhead. DR. PETER VINCENT PRY

How to use an EMSs in Korea?

The access method for using an EMSS is a report which is registered by phone. In Korea, paramedics can be accessed by dialing 119 and the police can be accessed with 112. 3. Education and training People that usually first encounter patients are their families.