Bolivia's aviation authority shuts down seven illegal broadcasters in Oruro
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Bolivia's aviation authority (ATT) intervened seven illegal broadcasters in Oruro, five of which were interfering with aeronautical frequencies, according to ATT director Carlos Ágreda.
The operation at Cerro San Felipe involved 55 police officers and 15 ATT officials, and the authority announced a new airport protection program that includes mobile equipment to detect unauthorized emissions and a planned national automated radio‑frequency monitoring system with Corporación Andina de Fomento, expected to be operational in the coming months.
Why it matters
The interference was said to put normal airport operations at risk, highlighting the importance of monitoring emissions for aviation safety.