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Australie 1) 2) UIT/UPU BAHAMAS BAHAMAS BAHAMAS BUREAUFAX TELECOM CONTACT/CONTACTO: Bahamas Telecommunications Company Ltd. TG Batelco NassauBahamas FAX +1 242 326 7474 P.O. Box N-3048 TLX batelco 20135 FAX +1 242 326 8080 NASSAU TF +1 242 323 4911 Bahamas PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN GRAND BAHAMAS +1 242 325 4348 1) N N N Pioneers Way, Freeport NASSAU BLUE HILLS ROAD +1 242 326 6760 1) 0800-2000 0800-2000 0800-2000 Jumbey Village NASSAU EAST STREET +1 242 326 7467 1) N N N South of Bay Street NASSAU FOX HILL +1 242 324 5499 1) 0730-1930 0730-1930 0730-1930 Rose Street Fox Hill NASSAU GOLDEN GAATES +1 242 326 7480 1) 0730-1930 0730-1930 0730-1930 Golden Gates Shopping Centre NASSAU SHIRLEY STREET +1 242 323 1651 1) 0800-2000 0800-2000 0800-2000 Shirley Street Shopping Centre PARTIE V PART V PARTE V 1) Information non disponible. 1) Information not available. 1) Información no disponible. UIT/UPU DERNIERE MODIFICATION LAST MODIFICATION ULTIMA MODIFICACIÓN 4.XII.2003 4.XII.2003 4.XII.2003 BAHREIN BAHRAIN BAHREIN BUREAUFAX ER CONTACT/CONTACTO: Bahrain Telecommunications Company TG Batelco Bahrain FAX +973 17 88 34 51 International Record Services Controller TLX 82 btctcc bn FAX +973 17 26 11 52 P.O. Box 14 GR 3 MANAMA TF +973 17 88 18 81 Bahrein PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X X X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN MANAMA BATELCO +973 17 88 34 51 3/2 N N N Record Services Operating +973 17 26 11 52 3/2 N N N Centre Batelco P.O. Box 14 AUTRES BUREAUX INTERNATIONAUX IMPORTANTS ALTERNATIVE MAIN INTERNATIONAL BUREAUX OTRAS OFICINAS INTERNACIONALES IMPORTANTES MANAMA EXHIBITION +973 17 24 23 67 3/2 2) 2) 2) CENTRE Exhibition Counter 1) Bahrain Exhibition Centre MANAMA SH MUBARAK +973 17 27 08 78 3/2 0600-2330 0600-2330 0600-2330 Sh. Mubarak Bldg Counter 1) Government Rd TF +973 17 88 34 47 MANAMA YATEEM +973 17 24 24 90 3/2 0600-2330 0600-2330 0600-2330 Yateem Cetre Counter 1) Al-Khalifa Ave TF +973 17 88 43 41 MUHARRAQ +973 17 33 24 50 3/2 N N N INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Airport Counter Departure Lounge Bahrain International Airport TF+973 17 33 24 51 UIT/UPU 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN MUHARRAQ COUNTER +973 17 32 08 78 3/2 0600-2330 0600-2330 0600-2330 Sh Hamad Rd 1) TF +973 17 33 47 17 PARTIE V PART V PARTE V 1) Ces guichets servent uniquement à l'envoi des messages, mais ils peuvent recevoir des messages en cas de disponibilité et à la demande de l'usager. 2) Ce guichet ne fonctionne que pendant certaines expositions organisées au Centre des expositions de Bahreïn "Bahrain Exhibition Centre". 1) These are for forwarding messages only, but may receive messages upon the availability and request of the customer. 2) This counter is only operational during certain exhibitions being held at the Bahrain Exhibition Centre. 1) Se destinan sólo al envío de mensajes, pero pueden recibir mensajes si el abonado está disponible y lo desea. 2) Este mostrador sólo funciona en el curso de ciertas exposiciones celebradas en el Centro de Exposiciones de Bahrein "Bahrain Exhibition Centre". UIT/UPU DERNIERE MODIFICATION LAST MODIFICATION ULTIMA MODIFICACIÓN 17.II.2008 17.II.2008 17.II.2008 BANGLADESH BANGLADESH BANGLADESH INTELPOST POSTE CONTACT/CONTACTO: Director General TG Postgen Dhaka FAX +880 2 956 2038 Bangladesh Post Office TLX 642266 bpo bj GR 3/2 DHAKA TF +880 2 9562037 Bangladesh PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X X X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN DHAKA GPO +880 2 956 2038 3/2 N N N UIT/UPU BARBADE (BET) BARBADOS (BET) BARBADOS (BET) BUREAUFAX ER CONTACT/CONTACTO: Barbados External Telecommunications Ltd TG Cablewire Barbados FAX +1 246 427 5808 (BET) TLX 2262 adminbar wb GR 3/2 P.O. Box 32 TF +1 246 427 5200 Wildey S Michael BARBADOS Barbados PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X X X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN BARBADOS +1 246 429 4854 3/2 N N N Barbados External Telecom- munications Ltd (BET) Wildey S Michael UIT/UPU BARBADE (POSTE) BARBADOS (POST) BARBADOS (CORREOS) BUREAUFAX POSTE CONTACT/CONTACTO: General Post Office TG Postgen Barbados FAX +1 246 429 8178 Cheapside TLX FAX +1 246 429 4118 BRIDGETOWN GR 3 Barbados TF +1 246 427 5772 PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X X X X X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN BRIDGETOWN +1 246 429 8178 3 0730-1700 - - General Post Office +1 246 429 4118 Cheapside UIT/UPU BELGIQUE 1) BELGIUM 1) BELGICA 1) BUREAUFAX POSTE CONTACT/CONTACTO: LA POSTE TG Postgen Bruxelles FAX +32 2 2176795 Administration centrale TLX 24526 postgen b GR 3/2 Centre Monnaie TF +32 2 2193860 14e étage B-1000 BRUXELLES Belgique PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X X X X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN 1000-1219 BRUXELLES 1 +32 2 2180099 3/2 0900-1700 0900-1200 - 1500-1999 Centre Monnaie 3140-3159 3190-3199 AUTRES BUREAUX INTERNATIONAUX IMPORTANTS ALTERNATIVE MAIN INTERNATIONAL BUREAUX OTRAS OFICINAS INTERNACIONALES IMPORTANTES 2000-2079 ANTWERPEN +32 3 2261155 3/2 0700-2100 0800-1500 - 2100-2699 Vekestraat, 11 2900-2999 3900-3949 3970-3989 9100-9199 8000-8999 BRUGGE +32 50 381970 3/2 0700-2100 0800-1500 - Stationsplein 7 1400-1499 CHARLEROI +32 71 367183 3/2 0700-2100 0800-1900 - 5600-5699 Rue de la Villette 67 6000-6299 6400-6519 6530-6569 6590-6599 9000-9099 GENT +32 9 2243716 3/2 0700-2100 0800-1900 - 9200-9999 Korenmarkt 16 3500-3899 HASSELT +32 11 224180 3/2 0700-2100 0900-1700 - 3950-3969 Bampslaan 38 3990-3999 UIT/UPU 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN 3000-3139 LEUVEN +32 16 233861 3/2 0700-2100 0900-1700 - 3160-3189 Tiense Vest 3 3200-3499 4990-4999 LIBRAMONT +32 61 224623 3/2 0700-2100 0900-1200 - 6600-6899 Place de la Gare 4000-4199 LIEGE +32 41 237063 3/2 0700-2100 0800-1500 - 4300-4499 Rue de la Régence 61 4600-4989 2800-2899 MECHELEN +32 15 422400 3/2 0700-2100 0900-1500 - Station 7000-7199 MONS +32 65 348475 3/2 0800-1900 0800-1200 - 7300-7399 Place Léopold 7500-7999 1300-1399 NAMUR +32 81 228359 3/2 0700-2100 0900-1500 - 4200-4299 Boulevard E. Mélot 28 4500-4599 5000-5199 5300-5389 5500-5599 6900-6999 PARTIE V PART V PARTE V 1) A titre d'information, en plus des bureaux têtes de ligne figurant dans la Partie III, il existe 114 autres localités disposant du service BUREAUFAX. 1) Please note that in addition to the gateway bureaux listed in Part III, there are 114 other localities which have the BUREAUFAX service. 1) Para información, ademas de las oficinas cabeza de línea que figuran en la Parte III, existen otras 114 localidades que disponen del servicio BUROFAX. UIT/UPU Last modification DERNIERE MODIFICATION ULTIMA MODIFICACIÓN 2.VI.03 2.VI.03 2.VI.03 BELIZE BELIZE BELICE BTL FACSIMILE BUREAU TELECOM CONTACT/CONTACTO: Belize Telecommunications Limited (BTL) TG Beltel BelizeCity FAX +501 227 5200 St. Thomas Street TLX 211 btlbouth bz FAX +501 227 7600 P.O. Box 603 GR 3/2 BELIZE CITY TF +501 227 7085 Belize PARTIE II PART II PARTE II A B C D E F G T X PARTIE III PART III PARTE III 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN BELIZE CITY +501 227 5200 3/2 0800-1700 - - 1, Church Street +501 227 7600 3/2 0800-1700 - - BELIZE CITY +501 223 7160 3/2 0800-1700 St Thomas Street AUTRES BUREAUX INTERNATIONAUX IMPORTANTS ALTERNATIVE MAIN INTERNATIONAL BUREAUX OTRAS OFICINAS INTERNACIONALES IMPORTANTES BELMOPAN +501 882 2366 3/2 0800-1700 - - Bliss Parade BENQUE VIEJO OFFICE +501 823 2446 3/2 0800-1700 - - COROZAL +501 422 2278 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office CAYE CAULKER +501 226 0239 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office DANGRIGA +501 522 2038 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office INDEPENDENCE +501 523 2085 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office LADYVILLE +501 225 3192 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office PUNTA GORDA +501 722 2199 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office SAN IGNACIO +501 824 2057 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office UIT/UPU 1a 1b 2 3 4a 4b 4c TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/ RESEAU/NETWORK/ CABEZA DE LINEA RED-RTPC/PSTN SAN PEDRO +501 226 2153 3/2 0800-1700 - - BTL Office UIT/UPU DERNIERE MODIFICATION LAST MODIFICATION ULTIMA MODIFICACIÓN 1.III.2006 1.III.2006 1.III.2006 BOLIVIE BOLIVIA BOLIVIA BUROFAX ER CONTACT/CONTACTO: Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones TG Entel LaPaz FAX +591 2 361313 (ENTEL) TLX 2220 cabpub bv GR 2/3 Calle Ayacucho Nr.
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