Due to Health Concerns, Council Members Temporarily Ban 5G Installation in Keene, NH

By B.N. Frank

Many cities, countries, and organizations have taken action against the 5G rollout including banning it, filing lawsuits and issuing moratoriums (see 1, 2, 3, 4). Since 2018 people and animals have been getting sick where it has been turned on (see 1, 2, 3, 4). Worldwide opposition includes a multitude of catastrophic warnings (see 1, 2, 3, 4) in addition to health risks from exposure like for example a reduced immunity to illnesses.

Kudos to Keene, NH council members for being one of many American communities to write legislation that limits 4G and 5G small cell installation.

From the Sentinel Source:

Keene city councilors voted 10-2 Thursday evening to block, until January, applications from service providers hoping to launch 5G — a stance that could potentially open the city to lawsuits from those companies.

Councilors Mike Giacomo and Mike Remy dissented. Absent from the vote were Councilors Bettina A. Chadbourne, Gladys Johnsen and Janis O. Manwaring.

The council unanimously approved a separate motion, instructing staff to proceed with drafting an ordinance that would create location and design standards for small wireless facilities installed in public rights-of-way. Also known as small cells, these facilities can be used to roll out 5G, the next generation of mobile networks that boasts faster download and upload speeds, as well as previous generations.

If the ordinance is successfully drafted and adopted, the council’s vote directs the city manager to accept only applications for 4G and below.

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In the U.S. the coronvirus pandemic has actually accelerated the “Race to 5G”. Last week, President Trump signed the “Secure 5G and Beyond Act of 2020”. More satellites were also launched last week to blast 5G at Earth from space. Argh.

Activist Post reports regularly about exposure risks from all sources of “Electrosmog” including 5G, Bluetooth, cell phone and WiFi radiation. For more information, visit our archives and the following websites: