Pay Phone That Served as Lifeline During Australian Wildfires Gains Heritage Status
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The pay phone in Narooma, Australia, which became a crucial communication lifeline during the 2019 wildfires when internet services failed, has been granted heritage status. This recognition highlights the importance of traditional communication methods in emergency situations.
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