Telecom disruption: Temporarily inaccessible telephone exchange, causing illness outbreak.

In the city of Bergisch Gladbach, citizens have been informed about the temporary unavailability of the city switchboard during the 35th calendar week. This unavailability is due to a high level of illness within the city administration.

Fear not, as the city has taken proactive measures to ensure that urgent cases can still be addressed. The city's homepage has been transformed into a point of contact, providing alternative means of reaching various departments and contact persons. Citizens can find the published numbers of relevant colleagues, as well as the numbers of many other departmental contacts.

For those in urgent cases, direct contact with the published departments or contact persons is recommended. The city has communicated that the switchboard will be operational again at the beginning of the next week. This return marks the end of its unavailability during the 35th calendar week.

The city has maintained a consistent line of communication regarding the switchboard's status, ensuring citizens that they will have access to the switchboard again soon. The city's communication about the switchboard's unavailability and subsequent availability has been transparent, keeping citizens informed throughout the process.

During this period, the city's homepage serves as a valuable resource for citizens' concerns. The city has demonstrated proactive communication, providing a timeline for the return of the switchboard's service and ensuring that citizens are well-informed.

In urgent cases, citizens can contact the published departments or contact persons directly in the city of Bergisch Gladbach. The city encourages citizens to check their homepage for the most up-to-date information and contact details. The city's commitment to transparency and proactive communication ensures that citizens' needs are met, even during challenging times.

Telecom disruption: Temporarily inaccessible telephone exchange, causing illness outbreak.