E-mail or text messaging may be the only way to communicate after an earthquake or other disaster

Filed under: Useful Websites - May 04 2008

After an earthquake or other major disaster, telephone and cell phone circuits may become overloaded with  people trying to reach friends and family.  In such cases you may be able to get messages through via e-mail or cell phone text messaging as mentioned in this article on the Reno Wireless Information website.

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